RAMBABU GADI PELLAM

Allari Naresh's new movie "Rambabu Gaadi Pellam" with a tagline ‘Vadiki Aa Feelinge Ledhu’ featuring Allari Naresh and Gajala rested in cans for quite some time before finding its way out now.

The movie taken in Naresh’s earlier days featured Gajala opposite him is a full fledged comedy entertainer. Directed by Kapuganti Rajendra and produced by Venkateswara Rao under Sitara Art Creations banner, ‘Rambabu Gaadi Pellam’.

Movie contains all elements pertaining to youth and a right subject for the image of Allari Naresh. The concept of the movie is that the hero wants to be away from girls till he gets married and the way he ensures that will certainly make every one laugh to the maximum.

Director:   Kapuganti Rajendra
Producer:   M Venkateswara Rao
Music Director:   Kamalakar
Cast: Allari Naresh, Gajala, Sonali Joshi
Release Date: 26 Feb 2010
Genre: Comedy - Romance
Language: Telugu

SNEHAM

Sneham is dubbed veriosn of tamil movie Anjathe and the story opens in a typical police housing colony, where Narain and Ajmal Ameer both sons of police head constables (MS Bhaskar and Livingston) are childhood friends.

Though they are close friends for years, they are totally different in their attitude towards life. Narain is an aimless, irresponsible and happy go lucky youngster, who always spends time drinking with friends and getting into petty fights.

He also hates to become a policeman like his father. Ajmal Ameer on the other hand is ambitious, gentle in nature and has a big dream to join the police as a sub inspector.

One day Narain is badly humiliated by his father for spoiling a festival day in the colony, when he gets into a fight with Prasanna a notorious psychopath guy, who is running a kidnapping racket with a mechanic Pandirajan.

After this incident, Narain decides to join the force by using the influence of his uncle, a personal assistant of a powerful minister. Both, the well versed Ajmal Ameer and irresponsible Narain appear the police Sub-Inspectors (SI) examination on a same day, but using his influence Narain is selected while Ajmal Ameer fails.

On the next day itself Ajmal Ameer drifts away from his best friend and turns out to be his most bitter foe.

Cast: Narain, Vijayalakshmi, Prasanna

Release date : 26 Feb 2010

Naga Chaitanya’s next with Sukumar

Naga Chaitanya’s ‘Ye Maaya Chesave’ under the direction of Gowtham Menon is gearing up for its release and now the joshful hero is getting ready for two more films for this year. While the D. SivaPrasad Reddy’s film under the Kamakshi film movies banner is going on floors in the month of March, Naga Chaitanya has signed another film under the direction of Sukumar now.

Geetha Arts will present this film. Although Sukumar has earlier planned Varun Sandesh for the film, he has now changed his mind and roped in Naga Chaitanya.

More details of the movie are yet to be revealed.

Saif Ali Khan looks forward to spy thriller, 'Race 2'

With a Padma Shri and quite a few hits tucked under his belt, Saif Ali Khan is set to launch his second production venture and spy thriller Agent Vinod and says the delayed project is very much on.

"A lot has been said about Agent Vinod, but we are very much on track. Final touches are being given to the script and at the end of March we should have the film on the floors," Saif, 39, told IANS in an interview.

After Love Aaj Kal, this will be his second production, Agent Vinod. It will be directed by Sriram Raghavan.

"Meanwhile, I definitely want to work on Race 2. To do a romantic comedy is also something that stands high up in my list, but then I am just waiting for a great script to come my way."

Taking a trip down memory lane, he said it was superhit Hum Tum that bailed him out during trying times.

"I would think that Hum Tum was a definite milestone film in my career. Yes, there was Kal Ho Na Ho which was a good success as well, but then I was a second lead there. Hum Tum was a solo hit and had the momentum going for me," Saif told IANS.

"Soon followed Salaam Namaste, which further set the pace in my career. In the earlier years, Yeh Dillagi was definitely a landmark movie. Then came Main Khiladi Tu Anari, which again worked quite well for me," added Saif who is one of the top actors today and a successful producer also.

Success came to him after a lean patch where nothing seemed to be working for him. With many of his films belonging to diverse genres failing at the box office, Saif was pretty much looking at the bottom of the barrel.

If one goes into flashback mode and takes a journey back in time, it wasn't too far back when he was dancing to the tune of Main hoon aashiq awara (Aashiq Awara) and Ole, Ole (Yeh Dillagi). Today, with Saif named for a Padma Sri, he has come a long way.

"Yeah, it was a disastrous patch and this is where Hum Saath Saath Hai came in handy. There were also Kachche Dhaage and Kya Kehna which were decent successes and then of course Dil Chahta Hai which was another landmark film," said Saif.

Is there any other film that he believes brought a complete turnaround in the way he was looked at as an actor?

"Other than the aforementioned films like Hum Tum, Salaam Namaste and Kal Ho Naa Ho, diverse films like Parineeta and Ek Haseena Thi brought in further recognition.

" Being Cyrus was nice and offbeat too and then considering the kind of perception that people had for me, Omkara turned out to be huge as it showed quite some range. And now as we stand, I have a production like Love Aaj Kal. So, yeah, it's not that bad after all."