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Vijay’s ‘Appadi podu’ falls into Akshay Kumar’s lap

The rights of the Bollywood version of ‘Appadi podu…’, a chartbuster song from Vijay starrer Tamil movie Gilli, has changed hands. Actor Sonu Sood, who had bought the rights, has sold it to Akshay Kumar.

Bollywood star Akshay Kumar has reportedly bought the rights of ‘Appadi podu…’ for his forthcoming Hindi movie Naam Hai Boss. It is said that the Khiladi requested Sonu Sood and the audio label to give him the same and managed to get the rights.
Reports add that Akshay Kumar, like Sonu Sood, was impressed with the track at the first hearing. Without delaying, the actor decided to acquire the rights to know that it was already been sold to Sonu Sood and the latter had already started working on it.
However, Akshay Kumar is yet to finalize the singer and the composer for the Hindi version of ‘Appadi podu…’. The original song was sung by Krishna Kumar Kunnath and Anuradha Sriram and the Hindi version.

Kolaveri Di picturisation starts!

The song which had the world dancing Kolaveri Di, is now being picturised onthe sandy beaches on ECR in Chennai.
Debutant director Aishwarya Dhanush is shooting the song for 3 at VGP Golden Beach resort.

The popularity of the song which has become a phenomenal worldwide hit has given a lot of confidence to the 3 team.
All songs from the film composed by Anirudh has also become chartbusters after last week’s music launch.
3 is slated for release in the first week of February. The film with Kolaveri Di has become a craze in trade circles.
The buzz is that a Mumbai based corporate may buy the theatrical rights of the film at an unheard price.

I’d never put on obscene costumes, says Nisha Agarwal

Nisha Agarwal is the debutant heroine waiting to make waves in Tamil films. As the name amply suggests, Nisha is the younger sibling of established actress Kajal Agarwal, who has been among the leading heroines in both Tamil and Telugu films. Nisha’s stature, physics and facial appearance resemble very almost that of Kajal.

Nisha would be debuting as Vimal’s heroine in the upcoming film Ishtam. Thanks to her elder sibling’s popularity, Nisha knows a thing or two about how it feels like being a newcomer in the industry. “I’m very happy to be debuting in Tamil through Ishtam. I’m also doing a couple of Telugu films as well. In fact, I love the professional ethics and work culture followed both in Telugu and Tamil film industries.
“Shooting schedules are strictly adhered to as per original plans which are quite appreciable. Only recently, I completed the shooting of one of the Telugu films. The shooting schedule of the other film was halted due to the Telengana struggle; I now come to know that the film has since been abandoned for the time being. I’m not sure when the shooting schedule would resume.
“Like Kajal, I’d love to star in films in all languages. Soon, I’d be making my debut in Bollywood as well. Whatever film offers I’m getting, I first discuss it with Kajal and then decide about which ones to take up and which ones to reject. We both criticize each other’s work in a constructive manner which helps us to avoid whatever errors we might commit.
“Irrespective of the money offered to me, I shall never put on swim-wear in any of my movies. I’d always ensure that the costume(s) I put on doesn’t make me and the audiences feel embarrassed,” concludes Nisha.