Aishwarya trained rigorously by Arjun

Cinemimi[Wednesday, November 07, 2012]
We had reported earlier that Arjun’s daughter Aishwarya is all set to enter films with the Vishal starrer Pattathu Yaanai, to be directed by Bhoopathy Pandian. Arjun is currently busy training her daughter in the required facets of acting so that the youngster is totally equipped to handle the rigors of the industry. Aishwarya is new to facing the camera and hence the concerned father insisted on training her for a few months before the start of the shooting. Hope the training stands her in good stead opposite an experienced actor like Vishal.

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What's next for Aishwarya R Dhanush?

Cinemimi [Wednesday, November 07, 2012]
After an impressive directorial debut with '3', Aishwarya R Dhanush is now apparently getting ready for her next venture, which she is expected to kickstart soon.

If sources are to be believed, the elder daughter of Superstar Rajinikanth might remake the recent Hindi hit 'Oh My God' in Tamil.

She was in Mumbai recently, where she met Akshay Kumar and reportedly discussed about the possibilities of remaking 'Oh My God'.

Aishwarya's maiden venture '3' had her husband, the National Award winning actor Dhanush, and Shruthi Haasan in lead roles. The 'Kolaveri' song from the movie went viral all over the world.

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Kamal confirms the release date of Vishwaroopam

Cinemimi [Tuesday, September 18, 2012]
There are reports suggesting that the release of Kamal Hassan’s trilingual ‘Vishwaroopam’ could be postponed to as late as January 2013. The reason being stated is that Kamal is working on delivering this movie with a futuristic technology called Auro 3D which is touted to be a giant leap from the popular Dolby Surround.

When Behindwoods contacted the officials from the production house, PVP cinemas, to validate the same, they denied any such developments.

Sources close to Kamal Haasan have revealed that he himself denies appearing in any such interview and making any such claims that a certain online publication has suggested. The good news is that he is gearing up for the release, this October.

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Busy schedule of Jayam Ravi

IndiaGlitz [Tuesday, September 18, 2012]
Actor Jayam Ravi is completely busy with all his upcoming movies. The audio launch of his movie, 'Aadhi Bhagavan' is expected shortly and now he is tied up with two other movies - 'Nimirnthu Nil' by Samuthirakani and 'Boologam' by Kalyana Krishnan.

He was in a risky stunt sequence shoot last night near Redhills, Chennai. After M.Kumaran, Jayam Ravi is again playing the role of a Boxer in 'Boologam' and he is paired with Trisha again in this movie. Prakash Raj and Santhanam play key roles in it and is produced by Aascar Ravichandran.

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Sridevi reunites with Big B

Cinemimi [Tuesday, September 18, 2012]
Following the standing ovation received at the screening of ‘English Vinglish’ at the Toronto Film Festival a few days back, Sridevi is riding high on adulations and is being compared to the legendary Meryl Streep. Fans of Sridevi have yet another reason to rejoice as the ‘Athiloka Sundari’ is tipped to join Amitabh Bachchan on the sets of KBC-6 as part of the movie’s promotions.

Whether she will be herself or in a character from her films will remain a surprise until the episode is aired on the network. Regardless, we just can’t get enough of her comeback making this reunion unmissable!

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Redford opens West Hollywood indie theater

WEST HOLLYWOOD, Calif., Aug. 25 (UPI) -- Actor Robert Redford announced he is opening the latest in his chain of indie cinema houses on Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood. The 630-seat Sundance Sunset Cinema is the fifth in Redford's chain of theaters that cater to independent films, the Los Angeles Times reported Friday. The theater is scheduled to open Friday. Redford spent $2 million renovating the theater, the former Sunset 5, located in the neighborhood where the actor grew up. "I was born and raised here and I thought if could do a theater here it would, in a sense, be a little bit like coming home," Redford, who lives in Sundance, Utah, told the Times. "I thought maybe we could revive something that was meant to be." New digital projectors were installed at the theater, along with a new sound system, extra-wide stadium seats with small tables, along with a bistro and beer and wine bar, the Times reported. The theater joins four others operated by Redford in Madison, Wis., San Francisco, Houston and Seattle. A sixth theater is scheduled to be opened in Westchester, N.Y.

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