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‘Scream And Shout’ Video: Will.I.Am And Britney Spears Get Cloned
Britney Spears and will.i.am debuted the video for “Scream and Shout,” their new club-ready track that’s light on lyrics and relies on one smart sample.
The video premiered during “The X Factor,” which Spears judges. In the visuals, Spears and will.i.am multiply on an all-white, modern set. Their dancing and singing is intercut with product placements for everything from will.i.am’s new ventures to the Pill, a portable Beats by Dre speaker. As with nearly all product placement in videos, no one bothers to use these devices or make them meaningful to the narrative in any way. There just there, so go buy them.
Though it’s a competent piece of airy dance pop, the song’s only mildly inspiring moment comes when the duo say “It’s will.i.am and Britney b—h,” sampling the opening from Spears’ “Gimme More.” That soundbite has been a mainstay of DJ transitions since the original song appeared on Spears’ 2007 album, “Blackout.”
Is it sad that the only really notable thing about a new Britney Spears song is a sample from a half-decade ago? We’ll let you be the judge.
Venky’s Fans Angry on SVSC Makers!Venky’s Fans Angry on SVSC Makers!
Ever since the audio release date of ‘Seethamma Vaakitlo Sirimalle Chettu’ was announced unofficially as 13th December, the fans of Victory venkatesh were delighted with the decision of the makers of SVSC, as the date falls the birthday of venkatesh. However, all of a sudden, the makers have postponed the audio launch date to 15th December. Obviously, many fans of venkatesh were annoyed with the latest decision of the makers of the movie. ” The makers should not have publicized the audio release date as 13th December, or else, they should have been bound with the initial date of launching the audio. This seems to be a humiliating situation for venkatesh,” says an observer.
Samantha and Anjali are doing the female leads of this movie. Micky J.Meyer is scoring the music of the movie. Srikanth Addala is directing the film. The movie is being produced by Dil Raju on the banner Sri Venkateswara Creations. The movie is hitting the screens on 11th January, 2013.
Income Tax raids on Film and Tv Celebrities
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Krishnam Vande Jagadgurum Review
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krishnam vande jagadgurum review
B,Tech Babu (Rana) is the grandson of Subrahmanyam (Kota Srinivasa Rao), a legendary theater actor of the famous Surabhi group
krishnam vande jagadgurum review
Written by: Mahesh S Koneru
Date Published: 11/30/2012
Riveting Entertainer !!
4 / 5 stars
Title : krishnam vande jagadgurum ( à°•ృà°·్à°£ం à°µంà°¦ే జగద్à°—ుà°°ుం )
Cast: Nayantara, Rana Daggubati
Director: Krish
Music: M M Keeravani.
Producer: Rajeev Reddy & Sai Babu Jagarlamudi
Cast: Nayantara, Rana Daggubati
Director: Krish
Music: M M Keeravani.
Producer: Rajeev Reddy & Sai Babu Jagarlamudi
Ratings : 3.75/5.0
Rana Daggubati and Krish Jagarlamudi
have teamed up for the highly anticipated ‘Krishnam Vande Jagadgurum’
and the movie is all set to hit the screens worldwide on November 30th.
We have been to an exclusive preview in Ramanaidu Labs and we are
bringing you the first and exclusive review of ‘Krishnam Vande
Jagadgurum’ for you folks. Read on to see how the movie is.
Story :
B,Tech Babu (Rana) is the grandson of Subrahmanyam
(Kota Srinivasa Rao), a legendary theater actor of the famous Surabhi
group. B.Tech Babu has no intention of continuing as a languishing actor
and instead, he makes his plans to head to the United States. This
deeply upsets Subrahmanyam, who requests him to perform one last drama
titled ‘Krishnam Vande Jagadgurum’ at the Bellary Natakotsavam.
Meanwhile, it is daylight robbery that is the norm
in Bellary. A powerful mining mafia uses a heady mixture of money, fear
and politics to keep the town in its iron grip. The entire operation is
in the control of Reddappa (Milind Gunaji), who terrorizes local people
and illegally destroys thousands of acres of lush green forests to feed
his hunger for money. Devika (Nayanatara) is a documentary filmmaker who
tries to bring these atrocities to light.
As a reluctant B.Tech Babu heads to Bellary, he
discovers that he has a past in this town. He also shares a connection
with Reddappa and his sworn enemy Chakravarthy (Murali Sharma). B. Tech
Babu realises that he has an obligation to fulfill and a responsibility
to shoulder.
What is that responsibility? What connection does he
share with Reddappa and Chakravarthy? That forms the story of ‘Krishnam
Vande Jagadgurum’.
Plus Points:
Venkatesh makes a very entertaining cameo appearance
in the ‘Sayyandri Nanu’ song. Take a bow Rana Daggubati, for you have
turned in one of the finest performances I have seen in recent times.
Rana is simply outstanding in the film and two specific episodes stand
out – The interval bang and the climax episode. Krish has been saying
all along that Rana will be a revelation in the movie and it is easy to
understand why he said that after watching the film. Rana is a perfect
fit for this role, both in terms of body language and performance.
Nayanatara looks good in the movie and supports Rana
well. Posani Krishna Murali has a very well written role in the movie
and he impresses as Tippu Sultan. Milind Gunaji is alright as the evil
mining Don Reddappa.
L.B.Sriram takes the cake with a terrific performance as the tribal Matti Raju. Brahmanandam and Raghu Babu are good.
The movie’s interval bang and climax episodes stand
out for their sheer intensity and writing. Mani Sharma’s background
score elevates the film to a new level here. The film’s pace is very
good in the second half and Krish has succeeded in coming up with an
arresting narrative. By giving Rana a strong motive of revenge for the
atrocity committed against Raghu Babu, Krish has given credibility to
Rana’s anger.
Dialogues are outstanding and they have deep
philosophical impact. “Thalli Navamasaalu Mosi Kanindi anukunte
Manishivi. Adhe thalli, nee thandri pakkana 10 nimishalu sukha padithe
puttavu anukunte Mruganivi”, is a sample. The twist in the second half,
where the identities of Chakravarthy and Reddappa are revealed, is
excellent.
Action sequences have been choreographed very well. The short and crisp runtime of the movie is a major bonus.
Minus Points :
The movie has a few drama sequences in the first
moments of the film and they may be tough for mass entertainment loving
crowds to appreciate. Pace is also slightly slow here.
Placement of two songs, ‘Spicy Spicy girl’ and ‘Chal
Chal Chal’ could have been better. In fact, they could have been
avoided altogether as they do nothing for the movie’s progress.
In the pre climax episode, Reddappa’s villains are
overpowered a bit easily and a bit more struggle here would have helped.
Nayanatara’s makeup should have been better.
Technical Aspects :
Mani Sharma’s music and background score are major
assets for the movie. Especially in action sequences and emotional
scenes, the background score works wonders. Dialogues are outstanding
like I said before and Editing is neat.
Action sequences have been composed neatly. Krish
has attempted to bring more mainstream masala elements into his film
this time and he largely succeeds. The master story teller in him is
intact and that is one reason why this movie works big time.
Verdict :
‘Krishnam Vande Jagadgurum’ is a riveting
entertainer, one of those rare films where entertainment and thought
provoking narration exist together. A brilliant performance from Rana,
an emotionally charged plot and a crisp run time are major plus points
for this movie. Songs however could have been placed better. Don’t be
fooled by the slow start to the film. More importantly, don’t miss a
chance to catch ‘Krishnam Vande Jagadgurum’ this weekend.
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