Showing posts with label Magadheera. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Magadheera. Show all posts
Thursday, July 28, 2011
Friday, November 19, 2010
Magadheera ro be re-released in 3D
Buoyed with the success of Magadheera, its producer Allu Aravind is planning to transform the movie into 3D format which could take nearly a year, Cinematica Digitals Private Limited managing director Allu Venkatesh said on the sidelines of launching 3D E-Cinema technology in Hyderabad on Thursday.
"It’s not just Allu Aravind, ace directors like Rajamouli (Magadheera fame) and Gunasekhar (Okkadu fame) are also planning to make movies in 3D format,” he added.
"Compared to digital format, the cost incurred in making a 3D movie is higher. This apart there are not many theatres, which are equipped to screen 3D format movies. Hence, this forces film makers to avoid making movies in 3D format," leading cinematographer K. Senthil Kumar said.
“If there are theatres which can screen 3D format movies, then film makers will definitely think about making 3D movies. This would aid in recovering the production cost faster,” he added.
"It’s not just Allu Aravind, ace directors like Rajamouli (Magadheera fame) and Gunasekhar (Okkadu fame) are also planning to make movies in 3D format,” he added.
"Compared to digital format, the cost incurred in making a 3D movie is higher. This apart there are not many theatres, which are equipped to screen 3D format movies. Hence, this forces film makers to avoid making movies in 3D format," leading cinematographer K. Senthil Kumar said.
“If there are theatres which can screen 3D format movies, then film makers will definitely think about making 3D movies. This would aid in recovering the production cost faster,” he added.
Magadheera ro be re-released in 3D
Buoyed with the success of Magadheera, its producer Allu Aravind is planning to transform the movie into 3D format which could take nearly a year, Cinematica Digitals Private Limited managing director Allu Venkatesh said on the sidelines of launching 3D E-Cinema technology in Hyderabad on Thursday.
"It’s not just Allu Aravind, ace directors like Rajamouli (Magadheera fame) and Gunasekhar (Okkadu fame) are also planning to make movies in 3D format,” he added.
"Compared to digital format, the cost incurred in making a 3D movie is higher. This apart there are not many theatres, which are equipped to screen 3D format movies. Hence, this forces film makers to avoid making movies in 3D format," leading cinematographer K. Senthil Kumar said.
“If there are theatres which can screen 3D format movies, then film makers will definitely think about making 3D movies. This would aid in recovering the production cost faster,” he added.
"It’s not just Allu Aravind, ace directors like Rajamouli (Magadheera fame) and Gunasekhar (Okkadu fame) are also planning to make movies in 3D format,” he added.
"Compared to digital format, the cost incurred in making a 3D movie is higher. This apart there are not many theatres, which are equipped to screen 3D format movies. Hence, this forces film makers to avoid making movies in 3D format," leading cinematographer K. Senthil Kumar said.
“If there are theatres which can screen 3D format movies, then film makers will definitely think about making 3D movies. This would aid in recovering the production cost faster,” he added.
Saturday, November 13, 2010
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Magadheera Tamil Version will be released in November!
The Tamil version of Telugu Cinema’s highest collection maker ‘Magadheera’ will be released in Tamil Nadu in November. It is heard that ‘Magadheera’ has made collections in excess of Rs. 55 crore. S.S.Rajamouli’s direction, performances of Ram Charan Teja and Srihari, great cinematography , exceptional music from Keeravani and his brother, national award winning special effects and choreography ensured that the film became one of the best films that came from Telugu film industry.
It is believed that few scenes with comedian Sunil have been re-shot with Tamil comedian Vivek. Few scenes involving Ram Charan Teja have been shot for the Tamil version!
Producers of the film Allu Aravind owned Geetha Arts Film Distributors will release the film in partnership with ... The film will be released in the second week of November. The producers were waiting for Rajnikanth-Sivaji magnum opus ‘Endhiran’ to be released in Tamil Nadu. Their plan was to release the film 4-6 weeks after ‘Endhiran’ hits the screens.
Now that the release date of ‘Endhiran’ has been announced as October 1st, the producers now have a clear picture of when to release their film.
It is believed that few scenes with comedian Sunil have been re-shot with Tamil comedian Vivek. Few scenes involving Ram Charan Teja have been shot for the Tamil version!
Producers of the film Allu Aravind owned Geetha Arts Film Distributors will release the film in partnership with ... The film will be released in the second week of November. The producers were waiting for Rajnikanth-Sivaji magnum opus ‘Endhiran’ to be released in Tamil Nadu. Their plan was to release the film 4-6 weeks after ‘Endhiran’ hits the screens.
Now that the release date of ‘Endhiran’ has been announced as October 1st, the producers now have a clear picture of when to release their film.
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