☰
»
»

'Kuruvi' flies high

  • IndiaGlitz, [Monday,August 11 2008]

The Vijay starrer 'Kuruvi' has successfully completed its 100-day run across a few theatres. Produced by Udhayanidhi Stalin, grandson of Chief Minister M. Karunanidhi and son of Minister M. K Stalin, Kuruvi brought together the successful 'Ghilli' team. Vijay, Trisha, director Dharani and music director Vidyasagar managed to recreate the magic of 'Ghilli' with 'Kuruvi'.

An action-packed venture, the movie managed to find favor with Vijay fans and completed its 100-day run on Friday. A thrilled Dharani, says, ' we are happy to have made it big. We are hopeful to continue the good run'.

Meanwhile Udhayanidhi has geared up to commence his next venture which would feature Suriya and Nayanthara in lead role. The movie is to be directed by K S Ravikumar and buzz is that A R Rahman will be composing music for the film.

More News

Aamir Khan in Chennai

Aamir Khan, who is eagerly awaiting the release of 'Ghajini', will be in Chennai on 12 August to receive the coveted Gollapudi Srinivas Memorial Endowment Award.
Read More

Small screen awards given away by CM

Chief Minister M Karunanidhi gave away cash subsidies to the total tune of Rs 4.9 crore for 70 quality films with Tamil names made in 2005 and 2006.
Read More

'Kuselan' – A boon or bane to Tamil cinema

Ever since 'Kuselan' was announced and the exhilarating stills of stylish Rajinikanth were released, expectations began to soar sky high. P. Vasu's decision to make 'Kuselan' after his successful outing in remaking the Malayalam classic 'Manichitra Thazu' as 'Chandramukhi' in Tamil, seemed quite reasonable. Rajinikanth seemed the perfect choice to play a superstar on film.
Read More

Upbeat Prabhu Deva confident on 'Villu'

Prabhu Deva is directing Vijay for the film 'Villu' and the dance master-turned actor-turned director is more than confident about the movie's prospects at the box office. When asked if 'Villu' will be as successful as 'Pokiri', the director said he hopes it will be three times more vibrant than 'Pokiri'.
Read More

Karunanidhi's 1957 novel to be filmed

Chief Minister Karunanidhi has been an avid littérateur in Tamil for many decades. His stories are being made into films one by one. 'Ulliyin Oosai' was based on a short story by Karunanidhi called 'Saarappallam Saamundi'. The success of this film has prompted filmmakers to adapt a novel written by the Chief Minister in 1957 called 'Surulimalai' for film.
Read More