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Showing posts with label Kamal Haasan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kamal Haasan. Show all posts

Wednesday, 30 January 2013

Kamal Haasan mulls exile, ban on 'Vishwaroopam' stays

On a day of dramatic developments, actor Kamal Haasan suffered a setback on Wednesday when the Madras high court stayed the release of 'Vishwaroopam' in Tamil Nadu even as he agreed to make changes in deference to Muslim sentiments while threatening to exile himself from the state.

Friday, 4 March 2011

Haasan unveils book on Tamil cinema

The who's who of Kollywood was present at the book launch function of producer Dhananjayan .

Tuesday, 23 November 2010

Movies are mirrors: Kamal

Wherever he goes, Kamal Haasan advocates for cinema. And the actor did it once again in Malaysia, by dismissing allegations that excessive violence in Tamil movies is pushing youth towards crime.

Sunday, 7 November 2010

Kamal Haasan turns 56


National Award winning actor and Tamil film icon Kamal Haasan, who celebrated his 50th year in cinema last year, turned 56 today.

Wednesday, 3 November 2010

Tamil films get bigger!

After the stupendous success of Rajinikanth's Endhiran, size does seem to matter in Kollywood. The producers of the Shankar-directed Rs 150 crore extravaganza had a glitzy audio launch in KL, revealed the first look of the film in Mumbai and finally held a trailer launch in Chennai

Monday, 1 November 2010

A grand music launch for ‘Manmadhan Ambu’

Manmadhan Ambu', directed by K S Ravikumar is complete and is now in the post production phase. The romantic comedy brings together Kamal Haasan, Trisha and R Madhavan in lead roles.

Monday, 27 September 2010

People like me cannot sleep well: Kamal

Healthy cinema satisfies Kamal Haasan no end and his recent remark at the audio launch of Mynaa proves just that.

Monday, 22 February 2010

Kamal Haasan to star in Tamil remake of Paa


After remaking Neeraj Pandey's 2008 Bollywood blockbuster A Wednesday in Tamil asUnnaipol Oruvan(2009), legendary Indian actor Kamal Haasan is getting ready for the remake of yet another Bollywood film.

This time, he will be seen portraying the lead role in the Tamil remake of Amitabh Bachchan-Abhishek Bachchan team's super hit Paa, based on a genetic condition known as Progeria and father-son relationship.

Indian music maestro Ilayaraja, who scored music for Paa, recently bagged the Tamil remake rights of Paa, which turned out to be the big milestone in Indian cinema. It is heard that Kamal Haasan recently met Ilayaraja about this remake. More details are awaite


Saturday, 7 November 2009

Kamal Hassan turns 55, celebrates with family


Tamil superstar Kamal Hassan who recently celebrated his 50th year in the film industry, turned 55 today.

The actor who had won his first National Award as a child artist for his screen debut in 'Kalathur Kannamma' in 1959, spent a quiet day with his family away from the city, sources close to the superstar said.

Hassan, known as the 'Universal Hero', had last year urged his fans to stay off any celebrations on his birthday, citing the plight of the Sri Lankan Tamils.

The actor who has worked in upto 150 films in languages including Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Hindi has played a myriad of roles in his five decade long career, including 'Dasavataram', the film where he played ten characters.

Sunday, 25 October 2009

Kamal Haasan hits jackpot!


The makers of Tamil films "Aadhavan" and "Peraasnmai", which were released during Diwali, have been forced to cut them short after they were
rejected by audiences for being too lengthy.
Kamal Haasan starrer "Unnaipol Oruvan", however, has hit the jackpot.
"The viewers were complaining about the length of both - 'Aadhavan' and 'Peraasnmai'. The filmmakers were forced to cut them short," said a source from theatre circles.

K.S. Ravikumar, director of "Aadhavan", edited out 20 minutes of the film and sent his assistant directors to all the centres to make these cuts. Meanwhile, theatre operators themselves cut "Peraasnmai" short.

"After the films were shortened, the footfalls at the theatres have slightly increased," said the source.

Kamal's "Unnaipol Oruvan", an adaptation of the Bollywood film "A Wednesday", was a hit at the box office, thanks to its length. The film is less than two hour long and it proved to be "master stroke" as it has been doing exceptionally well at almost all the centres.

Kamal's close associates inform that he is likely to keep the length of his other movies short too.