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Goa is an upcoming 2010 Tamil Teen romantic comedy film story is written and directed by Venkat Prabhu. The film was released on 29 January 2010. The movie lead roles are Jai, Vaibhav, Premji Amaran and Aravind Akash. The music scored by Yuvan Shankar Raja.
Goa Movie Details:
Direction & Story: Venkat Prabhu
Production: Soundarya Rajinikanth
Starring: Jai, Vaibhav Reddy, Premji Amaran, Aravind Akash,
Sneha, Piaa Bajpai, Melanie Marie Jobstreibitzer, Sampath Raj
Music: Yuvan Shankar Raja
Editing: K. L. Praveen, N. B. Srikanth
The Goa Movie Story: [According to Wikipedia] The film follows the journey of three young men, Ramarajan, Vinayagam and Saamikannu, who flee from their remote, conservative village to escape their overly strict families and travel to the international tourist-destination Goa, where they enjoy themselves, experiencing things they have never had a chance to.
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Sadagopan Ramesh does not know how to kiss a girl
Ex cricketer Sadagopan Ramesh is into cinema through Santosh Subramaniam and now has elevated as hero through Patta Patti.
Madhu Shalini is pairing with him.
Even though the movie is about a pair belonging to Madurai's country side, the director thought of adding some masala to the movie. So he made the story, that will have Sadagopan kissing Madhu.
Sadagoppan took 12 shots to make the director satisfied (still not the babe) as he does not know how to kiss a girl.
Madhu Shalini is pairing with him.
Even though the movie is about a pair belonging to Madurai's country side, the director thought of adding some masala to the movie. So he made the story, that will have Sadagopan kissing Madhu.
Sadagoppan took 12 shots to make the director satisfied (still not the babe) as he does not know how to kiss a girl.
Ajith is the co-director of Asal
Sivaji Productions Saran directed action adventure Aasal featuring Ajith, Sameera Reddy and Bhavana has been given a ‘UA’ certificate by the censors.
The makers of the film were trying for a ‘U’ certificate to get the family audiences, but ended up getting a ‘UA’ which is good enough as it is an action film.
The censors offered Saran, a ‘U’ if he trims the violent action scenes, but he preferred to retain the ‘UA’ as he did not want to dilute the full impact of the action film. In Chennai city the film is releasing in 11 screens.
Meanwhile today’s (Jan 29) papers have come out with ads of Aasal release date as February 5. For the first time ever a superstar has been officially recognized as the “man behind the film”.
Remember in Tamil superstar films the contribution of the lead actors whether it is Rajinikanth, Kamal or Vijay is never acknowledged though they contribute largely with their creative inputs to the making of the film.
We salute Ajith, and producers for boldly advertising the stars involvement and contribution to the film. The ads of Aasal clearly say Ajith Kumar is the co-director and is also credited with “story, screenplay and dialogues” along with Saran and Yuhisethu.
The makers of the film were trying for a ‘U’ certificate to get the family audiences, but ended up getting a ‘UA’ which is good enough as it is an action film.
The censors offered Saran, a ‘U’ if he trims the violent action scenes, but he preferred to retain the ‘UA’ as he did not want to dilute the full impact of the action film. In Chennai city the film is releasing in 11 screens.
Meanwhile today’s (Jan 29) papers have come out with ads of Aasal release date as February 5. For the first time ever a superstar has been officially recognized as the “man behind the film”.
Remember in Tamil superstar films the contribution of the lead actors whether it is Rajinikanth, Kamal or Vijay is never acknowledged though they contribute largely with their creative inputs to the making of the film.
We salute Ajith, and producers for boldly advertising the stars involvement and contribution to the film. The ads of Aasal clearly say Ajith Kumar is the co-director and is also credited with “story, screenplay and dialogues” along with Saran and Yuhisethu.
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