Jul 5, 2008
Trisha’s ramp experience
Trisha walked the ramp at the Chennai based designer Sidney S S- Spring Summer 2008- “All the World’s a Stage”.
“It was a great experience, after nearly seven years I’m walking the ramp but I ‘m not used to walking with stilettos. I think acting in front of the camera is far easier than walking the ramp,” says the actress.
Trisha and her gang did not wait to have dinner at the Taj after the show, as they were almost mobbed by the huge turnout at the function.
So they did the next best thing by going to the Leather Bar at The Park, and celebrating Sidney’s success show!Also walking the ramp were top models like Sheetal Mallar, who flew in specially for the ace designer. Sidney’s collection ranged from pastels to electric shades, with the focus being on fabrics like chiffon, satin and silk.Source: timesofindia.indiatimes
Trisha Krishnan born on 4th May 1983 as Trisha Krishnamurthy. Her mother tongue is Tamil. But she is a promininent actress in both Tamil and Telugu film industries. Born to Krishnan and Uma Krishnan, in Chennai, the Tamil Iyer actress got her higher education in Ethiraj College, Chennai. Later, she modelled and won Miss Salem in 1999, Miss Chennai in 1999 and Miss India Miss Beautiful Smile in 2001.
“It was a great experience, after nearly seven years I’m walking the ramp but I ‘m not used to walking with stilettos. I think acting in front of the camera is far easier than walking the ramp,” says the actress.
Trisha and her gang did not wait to have dinner at the Taj after the show, as they were almost mobbed by the huge turnout at the function.
So they did the next best thing by going to the Leather Bar at The Park, and celebrating Sidney’s success show!Also walking the ramp were top models like Sheetal Mallar, who flew in specially for the ace designer. Sidney’s collection ranged from pastels to electric shades, with the focus being on fabrics like chiffon, satin and silk.Source: timesofindia.indiatimes
Trisha Krishnan born on 4th May 1983 as Trisha Krishnamurthy. Her mother tongue is Tamil. But she is a promininent actress in both Tamil and Telugu film industries. Born to Krishnan and Uma Krishnan, in Chennai, the Tamil Iyer actress got her higher education in Ethiraj College, Chennai. Later, she modelled and won Miss Salem in 1999, Miss Chennai in 1999 and Miss India Miss Beautiful Smile in 2001.
Pandu`s son Guru sports a 6 pack!!
From a young age, Guru has been interested in acting. With his father’s blessings, he has been modeling even as a student. He has participated in fashion shows too. What is more intresting about Guru is that he can immediately join the elate list of actors who can boast of a six pack physique. Once it was confirmed that he is to make his acting debut, Guru has been busy with dance classes and enhancing his fighting skills too.
Its definitely time to welcome the stars in making!!
Karan on a roll with Kanagavel Khaaka
The actor who is currently working on the film Kanagavel Khaaka, is very sure that the film will go on to become a blockbuster hit.
“It is an drama with enough scope for action,” says the talented actor.The film has been directed by Kavin Bala, who has worked as an associate director to the likes of Hari and Saran.
Kannada actress Hari Priya will play the female lead opposite Karan. ‘Silence is one of the powerful weapons. When it is disturbed, it leads to fiery consequences. That is the crux of the movie’, says Karan.
Looks like the actor has his plate full this, what with the umpteen releases slated for later this year. Source: timesofindia.indiatimes
Superstar Rajinikanth Kuselan Movie Photo Gallery - More
The 100-odd technicians of forthcoming Rajnikanth-starrer Tamil film Kuselan got a windfall of Rs.4.5 million as its hero, producer and director pooled part of their fees and donated the amount to them during the movie’s audio release here.
“In my endeavour to help the unsung heroes of the film industry - the technicians, I have networked with producer Vijay Kumar and director P. Vasu to donate Rs.1.5 million from their overflow and fees, respectively, and added a similar amount from my emoluments,” superstar Rajnikanth announced Monday night.
His announcement was received with thunderous applause from the audience of technicians who were being recognised in such a fashion for the first time in the south Indian film industry.
According to the movie’s publicists, Kuselan is an effort on Rajnikanth’s part to help his mentor and director K. Balachander.
“When producers said I had to do it sans a big advance on a shoestring budget, I agreed because I liked its story,” Rajnikanth said.
Balachander, who partly owns the film’s rights, was overwhelmed by Rajnikant’s efforts and said, “Though I cannot claim to be as great as Swami Ramakrishna Paramahamsa, I can say with pride that Rajni is my Vivekananda.”
Remake of Malayalam hit Katha Parayumbol starring Mammooty, Kuselan is said to have been made at a cost of Rs.600 million, according to industry sources. The storyline is about a film star helping an old acquaintance. It also stars actresses Nayanthara and Meena.
Director Vasu told reporters that though the movie depicts Rajnikanth in 20 different get-ups, including as an Egyptian Pharaoh, it is not an effort to belittle Kamal Haasan whose Dasavatharam featured him in 10 roles.
“The two films are totally different in nature,” Vasu said.
Asked the secret of his young looks in the promos, Rajnikanth modestly said, “I take the necessary dietary precautions, avoid excessive salt, sugar, milk and think positive.”
The Tamil and Telugu versions of the film are expected to release later this month with over 450 prints in Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh, said a spokesman of its distributors Pyramid Saimira. Source:ndtvmusic
“In my endeavour to help the unsung heroes of the film industry - the technicians, I have networked with producer Vijay Kumar and director P. Vasu to donate Rs.1.5 million from their overflow and fees, respectively, and added a similar amount from my emoluments,” superstar Rajnikanth announced Monday night.
His announcement was received with thunderous applause from the audience of technicians who were being recognised in such a fashion for the first time in the south Indian film industry.
According to the movie’s publicists, Kuselan is an effort on Rajnikanth’s part to help his mentor and director K. Balachander.
“When producers said I had to do it sans a big advance on a shoestring budget, I agreed because I liked its story,” Rajnikanth said.
Balachander, who partly owns the film’s rights, was overwhelmed by Rajnikant’s efforts and said, “Though I cannot claim to be as great as Swami Ramakrishna Paramahamsa, I can say with pride that Rajni is my Vivekananda.”
Remake of Malayalam hit Katha Parayumbol starring Mammooty, Kuselan is said to have been made at a cost of Rs.600 million, according to industry sources. The storyline is about a film star helping an old acquaintance. It also stars actresses Nayanthara and Meena.
Director Vasu told reporters that though the movie depicts Rajnikanth in 20 different get-ups, including as an Egyptian Pharaoh, it is not an effort to belittle Kamal Haasan whose Dasavatharam featured him in 10 roles.
“The two films are totally different in nature,” Vasu said.
Asked the secret of his young looks in the promos, Rajnikanth modestly said, “I take the necessary dietary precautions, avoid excessive salt, sugar, milk and think positive.”
The Tamil and Telugu versions of the film are expected to release later this month with over 450 prints in Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh, said a spokesman of its distributors Pyramid Saimira. Source:ndtvmusic
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