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Nothing to write aboutTHIS FILM was a long time in the making. Now when it is released, the artistes like Akash and Saikiron, who were almost beginners then have acted in other films and became popular. The artistes' popularity, however, does not help the film. It is ...
Even twenty-five years after his death, music buffs and fans around the globe still and will perhaps always remember the charismatic Elvis Presley. A song for a win Singers aspiring to make a mark in filmdom can participate in Zee TV's `Golden Voice Hunt' to be held on May 17 and 18 in select cities.
Payback timeTHE PRE-release publicity by way of T-shirts, bandanas, caps, soft drink ads and dharnas notwithstanding Johnny got a severe jolt at the box office. The film released on April 25 in more than 300 theatres failed to draw crowds in ... 
Promoting talentDIRECTOR TEJA, who made stars out of many unknown faces, is keen on promoting at least 10 new faces in his future films. He did this in almost all his films and in Nijam he is introducing nearly 20 artistes. He finds immense pleasure in ... Turning point PRANAM IS likely to be the turning point for some technicians besides hero Naresh who till now has acted in only comical roles. He says it is a challenging role and will establish him as an artiste. Pranam will also establish Mallik ... 
Faction againTHE INDUSTRY, of late, is trying to involve the audience in one way or the other. Readers of a Telugu magazine, in fact selected the title for Dr Rajashekar's forthcoming movie Ayudham. Grievance against government THE NIGHTINGALE of the Telugu film industry P. Suseela nurtures a grouse against the Andhra Pradesh Government for not recognising her service to the industry. Suseela, who charmed the industry with her melodious voice for decades, feels ... Saroj Khan's choreography THE EK do teen choreographer Saroj Khan will now entertain the Telugu audience with her jhatkas. She has choreographed two songs for Venkatramana Productions, which were picturised on Nandamuri Balakrishna and Sonali Bendre. The ... 
New roleTABU SEEMS to be going great guns in offbeat ventures. This talented actress has finished M.F. Husain's Meenaxi - A Tale of Three Cities and is ready to make her debut in Bengali films with Gautam Ghose's Abar Aranya. She has also ... 
Laugh riotCHANNELS KEEP introducing new serials periodically to infuse some fresh stuff despite the on-going telecast of some endless soap sagas. Quite a few channels are coming out with fresh serials at this time perhaps to woo the children and adults. ... Thrills and chill ANOTHER SERIAL launched by Sahara is Raaz - the Thriller from Monday to Thursday at 10.30 p.m. With each episode having an independent story filled with enough of thrills and suspense, Raaz... is bound to keep you chained to ... Fusion album While some have stood the test of time, others have faded away. But the determination to arrive on the scene is present in many. The latest entrant is Xenia (actually named Zenia after the flower) Ali, a cousin of Lucky Ali. Meri Ada is ... 
Going global?BAPPI LAHIRI is back with a new album Bikram Lounge featuring international artistes. Incorporating seven songs in seven languages this album features Diana Ross, Sherry Penn, Freeda Penn, Briyana (Madonna's cousin), Jeena besides Bappi ...
The Mexican Sunflower is a tall annual plant with sun-shaped flowers of a bright orange-red colour.
Crafting realism on celluloid`In the Name of the Buddha', the debut film about the ethnic strife in Sri Lanka made by Rajesh Touchriver, received an award at the Newport Beach Festival. This film-maker, who is also an art director and theatre personality well versed in Kathakali and Kalaripayattu, believes that the commercial formula should be broken and subjects can be picked up from day-to-day life. 
Grand soapWatch out for Karisma Kapoor's debut serial on television `Karishma - The Miracles of Destiny' to be premiered on Sahara Manoranjan on May 12 at 9.30 p.m. which includes stars of the big screen and television.
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