Monday, July 27, 2009
Arya Introduces a New Machine!
Arya’s new tryst with light
Gone are the days when film personalities just stuck to their respective work and retired peacefully. These days the artists take up diverse jobs in addition to their main vocation to keep up their passion going. Arya joins this list when he floated a company called ‘Light House’ in teamwork with cinematographer Nirav Shah. The duo has imported a lightning machine which would give an instant lightning effect at the touch of a button on screen. All along when trying to depict such a scene, the crew relied more on the sound effect rather than the light. But this lacuna would be filled up with the arrival of this machine.
A function was hosted to launch and introduce this machine at Prasad studios yesterday and many distinguished cinematographers and directors had made their august presence. When veteran cinematographer/director Balu Mahendra spoke, he said that in his days such advanced technology was not available and he is happy to see such developments now. Director Mysskin was also delighted at the machine and congratulated Nirav Shah for bringing in such technically advanced instruments to Kollywood and considered him to be the pride of Tamil Nadu.
Source: Behindwoods
Gone are the days when film personalities just stuck to their respective work and retired peacefully. These days the artists take up diverse jobs in addition to their main vocation to keep up their passion going. Arya joins this list when he floated a company called ‘Light House’ in teamwork with cinematographer Nirav Shah. The duo has imported a lightning machine which would give an instant lightning effect at the touch of a button on screen. All along when trying to depict such a scene, the crew relied more on the sound effect rather than the light. But this lacuna would be filled up with the arrival of this machine.
A function was hosted to launch and introduce this machine at Prasad studios yesterday and many distinguished cinematographers and directors had made their august presence. When veteran cinematographer/director Balu Mahendra spoke, he said that in his days such advanced technology was not available and he is happy to see such developments now. Director Mysskin was also delighted at the machine and congratulated Nirav Shah for bringing in such technically advanced instruments to Kollywood and considered him to be the pride of Tamil Nadu.
Source: Behindwoods
Sunday, July 26, 2009
Arya romancing Nayantara
Malayalee born, Arya, is finally giving a shot for his hometown. The ‘Naan Kaduval’ hero is stepping into the Kerala screen for the first time. And he will share the screen with none other than the Kerala hottie, Nayantara.
Her cameo appearance in ‘Twenty 20’ was a gesture to show that she has not forgotten her native roots. Nayantara gave the Mallywood audience a refreshing change with her comeback in ‘Bodyguard’ with Dileep.
Now she is back to sizzle again in a yet-to-be-titled project, directed by Shyamaprasad. He is the filmmaker who gave Malayalam remarkable movies like ‘Akale’ and ‘Ore Kadal’. So we have to see what is stored in for us by the talented director this time.
Arya and Nayantara - now with such hot pairing the movie is sure to scorch the Mollywood.
Source: Indiaglitz
Her cameo appearance in ‘Twenty 20’ was a gesture to show that she has not forgotten her native roots. Nayantara gave the Mallywood audience a refreshing change with her comeback in ‘Bodyguard’ with Dileep.
Now she is back to sizzle again in a yet-to-be-titled project, directed by Shyamaprasad. He is the filmmaker who gave Malayalam remarkable movies like ‘Akale’ and ‘Ore Kadal’. So we have to see what is stored in for us by the talented director this time.
Arya and Nayantara - now with such hot pairing the movie is sure to scorch the Mollywood.
Source: Indiaglitz
Sunday, June 7, 2009
Arya's Madraspattinam
Director Vijay says that Madaraspatinam is not a film about freedom struggle. He clarified this recently as there were reports that Madaraspatinam could be film Indian Independence struggle. It may be recalled that this is a period film based in 1940s.
The director said that this is romantic flick and is totally different from his earlier ventures Kireedom and Poi Solla Porom. Vijay said that Arya has done a great work in the film and has also learnt the traditional “Kusthi” fight.
A set, worth Rs. 70 lakhs, has been constructed in Kelambakkam to depict the Chennai of the 1940s. The director added that people of that generation will definitely turn nostalgic and appreciate the effort.
Source: Behindwoods
The director said that this is romantic flick and is totally different from his earlier ventures Kireedom and Poi Solla Porom. Vijay said that Arya has done a great work in the film and has also learnt the traditional “Kusthi” fight.
A set, worth Rs. 70 lakhs, has been constructed in Kelambakkam to depict the Chennai of the 1940s. The director added that people of that generation will definitely turn nostalgic and appreciate the effort.
Source: Behindwoods
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