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Mahifans
Bewarse
Username: Mahifans
Post Number: 1760
Registered: 08-2004
Posted From: 203.126.245.198
| | Posted on Monday, May 15, 2006 - 11:28 am: |    |
Tollywood Amitabh Prince ki Jai !!!!
Nenu Entha Yedavano Naake theliyadu |
Mahifans
Bewarse
Username: Mahifans
Post Number: 1744
Registered: 08-2004
Posted From: 203.126.245.198
| | Posted on Saturday, May 13, 2006 - 5:15 am: | |
Link:
http://www.telugustyle.com/maheshbabu.php
Nenu Entha Yedavano Naake theliyadu |
Ghostrider
Pilla Bewarse
Username: Ghostrider
Post Number: 186
Registered: 04-2006
Posted From: 68.170.78.191
| | Posted on Friday, May 12, 2006 - 11:30 pm: | |
prince aa majaaka...
PRINCE IS THE PRIDE OF TOLLYWOOD |
Mahifans
Bewarse
Username: Mahifans
Post Number: 1742
Registered: 08-2004
Posted From: 203.126.245.198
| | Posted on Friday, May 12, 2006 - 10:15 pm: | |
Nenu Entha Yedavano Naake theliyadu |
Ghostrider
Pilla Bewarse
Username: Ghostrider
Post Number: 184
Registered: 04-2006
Posted From: 68.170.78.191
| | Posted on Thursday, May 11, 2006 - 11:41 pm: | |
PRINCE IS THE PRIDE OF TOLLYWOOD |
Mahifans
Bewarse
Username: Mahifans
Post Number: 1741
Registered: 08-2004
Posted From: 203.126.245.198
| | Posted on Thursday, May 11, 2006 - 10:36 pm: | |
Mahesh Babu's film graph seems to be on the rise with the success of his latest movie `Pokiri'.
HIT TRAIL Mahesh Babu believes in reinventing himself even while abiding by the rules of commercial cinema.
Mediocre performances are riddled with clichés and obvious choices. Personalised, interesting moments are the exception rather than the rule. A great performance is captivating because each and every moment is specific and original, rather than general and predictable. Mahesh's understated performance in Pokiri allows him to effortlessly reclaim the title of a star, overshadowing more questionable recent career choices. His less memorable roles are easily forgiven as detours along a carefully plotted route.
In a relaxed mood in Gopannapalle on a crisp summer afternoon, Mahesh leans back into the battered sofa in his caravan and smiles. Well-spoken and immaculately groomed, he exudes low-key charisma. "When Puri first came to me with the story I had my doubts. When he came back again, this time with a re-worked script. I just shook his hands and said, `I'm doing this film.' Pokiri has broken all the records, my sister is very happy and what's surprising is that women liked the film. Maybe it's the look that worked. I had taken four months break after Athadu and grew my hair. "
About the A certificate given for the film, Mahesh refrains to comment. But he adds, "Violence was toned down. Pokiri is not a film that kids and women can't watch. My favourite part in the movie is how the character takes a tilt in the second half." There is no need to build Mahesh up, but there is this commitment, his remarkable dedication in every way — in terms of the story, in terms of understanding how a subtle reference in a scene will have an unbelievable and undeniable ripple effect down the line.
Commercial stuff
Is he going to continue the killer job he did in Athadu and Pokiri? He says, "I will not do anything similar but will definitely go for some pucca commercial stuff." Mahesh recollects the recent accident when a unit member lost his life while shooting under water. "It was very unfortunate. We keep doing these things always. There were some underwater lights, they electricians changed lines and there was a short circuit. Miraculously I got out of the pool two seconds before."Mahesh is the finest actor of his generation. Ask his director Puri Jagannadh and he says that as an actor he brings a great deal of intelligence and invention to every role he plays, he effortlessly steals movies and acts with panache. He adds, "This is the first time I'm working with him. He doesn't interfere, no changing of script and once he gets into the mood, there's no stopping him. His body language in Pokri is real."
Off screen, the `Prince' has a way of drawing you in, be it a film or into a conversation. He speaks little and in whispers. Having grown up in the spotlight, as one of the stars in Hyderabad, this man is still not used to the incessant camera flash and the tacky newspaper headlines and hates any intrusion by the press into his private life. Ask him if lady luck worked for him and he says, "Yes, after my marriage I've had two consecutive hits. I have done some really stupid films but that's been a learning experience." Is he a pokiri in a real life? He guffaws and says, "Not really, except for the fact that I'm stubborn and I know what I want."
Mahesh adds, "I believe in the ability to judge the script and the same time, work really hard, and leave the rest to god."
He reaches for his lemonade, shakes the ice around and drains the glass. "When I start acting, everything else fades. I really can't help it, the role becomes everything. It's always on my mind." He grins. "So let's just say I'm glad that at the moment I have absolutely no idea what film I might do when Sainikudu finishes. I guess I'll just have to wait and see if any offers come in." As one of South India's most exciting young actors, Mahesh surely won't be waiting long.
link:
http://www.hindu.com/fr/2006/05/12/stories/2006051 201770100.htm
Nenu Entha Yedavano Naake theliyadu |
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