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Vijay AR Murugadoss New Movie Get Official

Last year on November 13 Ilayathalapathy Vijay’s AR Murgadoss directed Thuppakki was released and the movie went to become a huge box office hit. Today is Thuppakki’s first anniversary day and the movie is Vijay’s highest grossing film till date.

On celebration of Thuppakki’s first anniversary A.R Murugadoss today officially tweeted via Twitter “Am really happy & excited to convey u all tat am joining hands with VIJAY sir once again.” There were lot of news going around about the movie in recent times and now it has been officially confirmed by the director itself.

The movie is expected to kick start from January 2014 and AR Murgadoss has roped in the young sensation Anirudh to score music for the film. Also it is said that Samantha will pair with Vijay in the movie. Rest of the details about cast and crew of the movie is expected to be announced soon officially.

Jilla Audio Release on 21st December Officially Confirmed

Vijay’s Jilla audio release date has now been officially confirmed. Jilla audio will release on 21st of Decemeber and an a trailer is expected to be launched along with the audio launch. Earlier Jilla audio was expected to be launched on December 15, but now it has moved to December 21st.

Today Jithan Ramesh, the son of Jilla producer R.B Choudary twetted today “Happy Birthday to my all time #Superstar #Rajinikant. Nalla naal, so nalla news – Jilla Audio Release is on 21st of December 2013!!!!.”

The music for the movie has been done by Imman has the music director also recently tweeted that Jilla will have totally 8 tracks with 5 Songs, one theme and two Karaoke tracks.

Jilla shooting has been completed fully yesterday and the movie is getting ready for grand release for Pongal 2014. Jilla features Vijay, Malayalam superstar Mohanlal and Kajal Agarwal in lead roles. Vijay and Kajal are pairing up again after their recent super hit movie Thuppakki in 2012. Jilla will be released for Pongal 2014.

RajiniKanth Movie Reviews

"Apoorva Raagangal to Chandramukhi"

 

The Evergreen unique actor and the Superstar of Tamil industry, Rajinikanth was introduced by the renowned director, K.Balachandar in the movie Aboorva raagangal as a co-artist. It's been 25 years, believe it or not, since the Super Star made his debut with an inconsequential role in a Tamil film. From villain and antihero to blockbuster supernova, the gifted actor has made the most of every outing. And he's deserved every bit of the success. SCREEN analyses why...

Name of the Film

1. Apoorva Raagangal - Director: K.Bala - Music Director: Chander M.S.V

2. Katha Sangama - Director: Puttanna - Music Director: Vijaya Basker

3. Anthuleni Katha - Director: K.Balachander - Music Director: M.S.V

4. Moondru Mudichu - Director: K.Balachander - Music Director: M.S.V

5. Baalu Jenu - Director: Kunigal Naga Bhushanam Balan - Music Director: G.K.Venkatesh

6. Avargal - Director: K.Balachander - Music Director: M.S.V

7. Kavikkuyil - Director: Devaraj & Mohan - Music Director: Ilayaraja

8. RaghupathiRaghavan Rajaram - Director: Durai - Music Director: Sankar Ganesh

9. Chilakamma Cheppindi - Director: Eranki Sharma - Music Director: M.S.V

10. Bhuvana Oru Kelvikkuri * Director: S.R.Muthuraman - Music Director: Ilayaraja

11. Ondu Premada Kathe * Director: S.M.Joe Simon - Music Director: T.G.Lingappa

12. 16 Vayadhiniley * Director: Bharati Rajaa - Music Director: Ilayaraja

13. Sahodara Saval * Director: K.S.R.Das - Music Director: Sathyam

14. Aadu Puli Attam * Director: S.P.Muthuraman - Music Director: Vijaya Bhaskar

15. Gaayathri - Director: R.Pattabhiraman - Music Director: Ilayaraja

16. Kumkuma Rakshe * Director: S.K.A.Chari - Music Director: Vijaya Bhasker

17. Aarupushpangal * Director: K.M.Balakrishnan - Music Director: M.S.V

18. Tholireyi Gadichindi * Director: K.S.Rami Reddy - Music Director: Sathyam

19. Aame Katha * Director: K.Raghavendra Rao- Music Director: Chakravarthy

20. Galatta Samsara * Director: C.V.Rajendran - Music Director: G.K.Venkatesh

21. Shankar Salim Simon * Director: P.Madhavan - Music Director: M.S.V

22. Killad Kittu * Director: K.S.P.Das - Music Director: Mohan Kumar

23. Annadammula Savaal * Director: K.S.R.Das - Music Director: Sathyam

24. Aayiram Janmangal * Director: Durai - Music Director: M.S.V

25. Maathu Tappadamaga * Director: Peketi Sivaram - Music Director: Ilayaraja

26. Mangudi Minor * Director: V.C.Gunanathan - Music Director: Chandrabose

27. Bairavi * Director: M.Bhaskar - Music Director: Ilayaraja

28. Ilamai Oonjaladukirathu * Director: Sridhar - Music Director: Ilayaraja

29. Sadurangam * Director: DuraiV.Kumar

30. Vanakkatukuriya Kathaliye * Director: Thirulokachander - Music Director: M.S.V

31. Vayasu Pilichindi * Director: Sridhar - Music Director: Ilayaraja

32. Mullum Malarum * Director: Mahendiran - Music Director: Ilayaraja

33. Iraivan Kodutha Varam * Director: A.Bhimasingh - Music Director: M.S.V

34. Thappida Thala * Director: K.Balachander - Music Director: Vijayabasker

35. Thappu Thalangal * Director: K.Balachander - Music Director: Vijayabasker

36. Aval Appadithan * Director: C.Rudhriah - Music Director: Ilayaraja

37. Thai Meethu Sathiyam * Director: R.Thyagarajan - Music Director: Sankar Ganesh

38. En Kelvikku Enna Bathil * Director: P.Madhavan - Music Director: M.S.V

39. Justice Gopinath * Director: Yoganand K.S.viswanathan

40. Priya * Director: S.P.Muthuraman - Music Director: Ilayaraja

41. Priya * Director: (Kannada) S.P.Muthuraman - Music Director: Ilayaraja

42. Kuppathu Raja * Director: Ramanna - Music Director: M.S.V

43. Iddaru Asadhyule * Director: K.S.R.Das - Music Director: Sathyam

44. AllauddinumAlbhutha Vilakkum * Director: I.V.Sasi Devarajan

45. Ninaithale Inikkum * Director: K.Balachander - Music Director: M.S.V

46. Andhamaina Anubhavam * Director: K.Balachander - Music Director: M.S.V

47. Allaudinaum Arputha Vilakkum * Director: I.V.Sasi Devarajan

48. Dharma Yuddam * Director: R.C.Sakthi - Music Director: Ilayaraja

49. Naan Vazhavaippen * Director: D.Yoganand - Music Director: Ilayaraja

50. Tiger * Director: N.Ramesh - Music Director: Sathyam

51. Aarilirunthu Arubathu Varai * Director: S.P.Muthuraman - Music Director: Ilayaraja

52. Annai Oru Alayam * Director: R.Thyagarajan - Music Director: Ilayaraja

53. Amma Evarikkaina Amma * Director: R.Thyagarajan - Music Director: Ilayaraja

54. Billa * Director: R.Krishnamoorthy - Music Director: M.S.V

55. Ram Robert Rahim * Director: Vijaya Nirmala - Music Director: Chakravarthy

56. Anbukku Naan Adimai * Director: R.Thyagarajan - Music Director: Ilayaraja

57. Kali * Director: I.V.Sasi - Music Director: Ilayaraja

58. Mayadari Krishnudu * Director: R.Thyagarajan - Music Director: Ilayaraja

59. Naan Potta Saval * Director: Puratchidasan - Music Director: Ilayaraja

60. Jhonny * Director: Mahendran - Music Director: Ilayaraja

61. Kaali * Director: (Telugu)I.V.Sasi - Music Director: Ilayaraja

62. Ellam Un Kairasi * Director: M.A.Thirumugam - Music Director: Ilayaraja

63. Pollathavan * Director: V.Srinivasan - Music Director: M.S.V

64. Murattu Kalai * Director: S.P.Muthuraman - Music Director: Ilayaraja

65. Thee * Director: R.Krishnamoorthy - Music Director: M.S.V

66. Kazhugu * Director: S.P.Muthuraman - Music Director: Ilayaraja

67. Thillu Mullu * Director: K.Balachander - Music Director: M.S.V

68. Garjanai * Director: C.V.Rajendran - Music Director: Ilayaraja

69. Garjanam * Director: C.V.Rajendran - Music Director: Ilayaraja

70. Netrikan * Director: S.P.Muthuraman - Music Director: Ilayaraja

71. Garjane * Director: V.C.Rajendran - Music Director: Ilayaraja

72. Ranuva Veeran * Director: S.P.Muthuraman - Music Director: M.S.V

73. Pokkiri Raja * Director: S.P.Muthuraman - Music Director: M.S.V

74. Thanikattu Raja * Director: V.C.Gohanathan - Music Director: Ilayaraja

75. Ranga * Director: R.Thyagarajan - Music Director: Sankar Ganesh

76. Puthukavithai * Director: S.P.Muthuraman - Music Director: Ilayaraja

77. Enkeyo Ketta Kural * Director: S.P.Muthuraman - Music Director: Ilayaraja

78. Moondru Mugam * Director: A.Jagannathan - Music Director: Sankar Ganesh

79. Paayum Puli

80. Andhaa Kaanoon * Director: S.P.Muthuraman - Music Director: Ilayaraja

81. Sivappu Sooriyan * Director: V.Srinivasan - Music Director: M.S.V

81. Thai Veedu * Director: T.Rama Rao - Music Director: Lakmikant Pyarelal

82. Sivappu Sooriyan * Director: B.Thyagarajan - Music Director: Sankar Ganesh

84. Jeet Hamaari * Director: R.Thyagarajan - Music Director: Bappi Lahiri

85. Adutha Varisu * Director: S.P.Muthuraman - Music Director: Ilayaraja

86. Thanga Magan * Director: A.Jagannathan - Music Director: Ilayaraja

87. Meri Adaalat * Director: A.T.Raghu - Music Director: Bappi Lahiri

88. Naan Mahaan Alla * Director: S.P.Muthuraman - Music Director: Ilayaraja

89. Thambikku Entha Ooru * Director: Rajasekar - Music Director: Ilayaraja

90. Kai Kodukkum Kai * Director: Mahendran - Music Director: Ilayaraja

91. Ethe Naasaval * Director: Puratshidasan - Music Director: Ilayaraja

92. Anbulla Rajinikanth * Director: K.Natraj - Music Director: Ilayaraja

93. Gangvaa * Director: Rajasekar - Music Director: Bappi Lahiri

94. Nallavanuku Nallavan * Director: S.P.Muthuraman - Music Director: Ilayaraja

95. John Jani Janardhan * Director: T.Rama Rao - Music Director: Lakshmikant Pyarelal

96. Naan Sikappu Manithan * Director: S.A.Chandrasekar - Music Director: Ilayaraja

97. Mahaguru * Director: S.S.Ravichandra - Music Director: Bappi Lahiri

98. Un Kannil Neer Vazhindal * Director: Balumahendra - Music Director: Ilayaraja

99. Wafadaar * Director: Dasari Narayana Rao - Music Director: Bappi Lahri

100. Sri Raghavendra * Director: S.P.Muthuraman - Music Director: Ilayaraja

101. Bewafai * Director: R.Thyagaarrajan - Music Director: Bappi Lahiriv

102. Padikkadavan * Director: Rajasekar - Music Director: Ilayaraja

103. Mr.Bharath * Director: Sp.Muthuraman - Music Director: Ilayaraja

104. Nann Adimai Illai * Director: Dwarakish - Music Director: Vijay Anand

105. Jeevana Poratam * Director: Rajachandra - Music Director: Chakravarthy

106. Viduthalai * Director: K.Vijayan - Music Director: Chandra Bose

107. Bhagawann Dada * Director: J.Om.Prakash

108. Asli Naqli * Director: Sudarsan Nag - Music Director: Lakshmikant Pyarelal

109. Dosti Dhushman * Director: T.RamaRao - Music Director: Lakshmikant Pyarelal

110. Maaveeran * Director: Rajasekar - Music Director: Ilayaraja

111. Velaikaran * Director: Sp.Muthuraman - Music Director: Ilayaraja

112. Insaff Kaun Karega * Director: Sudarsan Nag - Music Director: Lakshmikant Pyarelal

113. Oorkavalan * Director: Manobala - Music Director: Sankarganesh

114. Manithan * Director: S.P Muthuraman - Music Director: ChandraBose

115. Uttar Dakshan * Director: Prabhat Kanna - Music Director: Lakshmikant Pyarelal

116. Tamacha * Director: Ramesh Ahuja - Music Director: Bappi Lahiri

117. Guru Sishyan * Director: S.P.Muthuraman - Music Director: Ilayaraja

118. Dharmathin Thalaivan * Director: S.P.Muthuraman - Music Director: Ilayaraja

119. BloodStone * Director: Dwight Little - Music Director: Ilayaraja

120. Kodi Parakuthu * Director: Bharathiraja - Music Director: Hamsaleka

121. Rajathi Raja * Director: R.Sundar Rajan - Music Director: Ilayaraja

122. Siva * Director: Ammerjan - Music Director: Ilayaraja

123. Raja Chinna Roja * Director: S.P.Muthuramna - Music Director: ChandraBose

124. Mappillai * Director: Rajasekar - Music Director: Ilayaraja

125. Bhrashtachar * Director: RameshSippy - Music Director: Lakshmikant Pyarilal

126. Chaalbaaz * Director: Pankaj Parashar - Music Director: Lakshmikant Pyarelal

127. Panakkaran * Director: P.Vasu - Music Director: Ilayaraja

128. Athisaya Piravi * Director: S.P.Muthuraman - Music Director: Ilayaraja

129. Dharmadorai * Director: Rajasekar - Music Director: Ilayaraja

130. Hum * Director: Kukul S. Anand - Music Director: Lakshmikant Pyarelal

131. Farishtay * Director: Anil Sharma - Music Director: Bappi Lahari

132. Khoon Ka Karz * Director: Mukul S. Anand - Music Director: Lakshmikant Pyarelal

133. Phool Bane Angaray * Director: K.C.Bokadia - Music Director: Bappi Lahari

134. Nattukku Oru Nallavan * Director: V.Ravichandran - Music Director: Hamselekha

135. Dalapathi * Director: Manirathnam - Music Director: Ilayaraja

136. Mannan * Director: Vasu.P - Music Director: Ilayaraja

137. Tyagi * Director: K.C.Bokadia - Music Director: Bappi Lahari

138. Annamalai * Director: Suresh Krishna - Music Director: Deva

139. Pandiyan * Director: S.P.Muthuraman - Music Director: Ilayaraja Karthick Raja

140. Insaniyat Ke Devta * Director: K.C.Bokadia - Music Director: Anand Miland

141. Yejaman * Director: R.V.Udhayakumar - Music Director: Ilayaraja

142. Uzhaippali * Director: P.Vasu - Music Director: Ilayaraja Karthick Raja

142a. Valli * Director: K.Nataraj - Music Director: Ilayaraja Karthick Raja

143. Veera * Director: Suresh Krishna- Music Director: Ilayaraja

144. Baasha * Director: Suresh Krishna - Music Director: Deva

145. Peddarayudu * Director: Raviraj - Music Director: Koti

146. Aatank Hi Aatank * Director: Dilip Sankar - Music Director: Bappi Lahari

147. Muthu * Director: K.S.Ravikumar - Music Director: A.R.Rahman

148. Bhagyadevta * Director: Raghu Ram - Music Director: Burman Brothers

149. Arunachalam * Director: Sunder.C - Music Director: Deva

150. Padayappa * Director: Ravikumar.K.S - Music Director: A.R.Rahman

151. Baba * Director: Suresh Krishna- Music Director: A.R.Rahman

152. Chandramukhi * Director: P.Vasu - Music Director: Vithiyasagar

153. Shivaji * Director: S.Shankar - Music Director: A.R.Rahman

Early Life Super Star RajiniKanth History

Super Star Rajinikanth History

Super Star Birthday Date: 12 December, 1950

Rajini, the real mantra of Tamil Nadu. Rajinikanth, the carpenter-turned-coolie-turned-conductor-turned Super Star says: "I couldn't have asked God for more."
A bit of a recluse, Rajni may be. But everyone who's had the privelege of a darshan with the thalaivar has come away with a spring in his step and a warm glow in the heart. Warm, friendly and affable, he's the sort who deserves all the superstardom he's earned. Such men, indeed, are rare...
The evergreen unique actor and the Superstar of Tamil industry, Rajinikanth was introduced by the renowned director, K.Balachandar in the movie Aboorva raagangal as a co-artist. It's been 25 years, believe it or not, since the Super Star made his debut with an inconsequential role in a Tamil film. From villain and antihero to blockbuster supernova, the gifted actor has made the most of every outing. And he's deserved every bit of the success. SCREEN analyses why...
It's a wide angle shot. A man is seen opening a gate, dressed in rags and smoking a beedi. A terminally ill disease writ large on his face. Precisely on that frame appears the Sanskrit term shruthi bedham, coupled with an off screen voice, an undoubtedly inauspicious start to any debutante's first screen appearance, especially in the maiden frame.
The film was Apoorva Raagangal (1975). The film itself was thick in controversy, and nobody took notice of the young newcomer, who was on screen barely for fifteen minutes, muttered a few apologetic words to the wronged woman and ultimately died an unsung, unheroic death.
No one in the audience, even in his wildest imagination, would have thought this nondescript man, who had won the least attention in the film would ever win over millions of hearts in Tamil Nadu. Or ride the state like a colossus. Or even that his sway over the masses would be so intense that he could rewrite the fate of Tamil Nadu politics, exactly two decades after the release of his first film.
K Balachander, the director who has an uncanny knack of creating stars, first met Rajnikant at the film institute, where he was a student. Balachander glanced at the dark young man and crisply asked him to meet him in his office the next day. When Rajnikant walked into his office gingerly, Balachander informed him he was going to act in his next film. Overwhelmed by the sudden offer from a big director, Rajnikant just could not believe his ears. It's a feeling Rajni still recounts whenever in the mood of reminiscence.
Later, Balachander confided in his close friend and associate Ananthu, Watch out! There is a fire in the young man's eyes. One day he will take Tamil Nadu by storm. How true the prediction turned out!
Producers went all out to capitalise on this new wonder called Rajnikant, and a string of films projecting him as an anti-hero, with all his stylish mannerisms in full swing, were released in quick succession. Gayathri had him shooting blue films of his wife without her knowledge, Bhairavi, Shankar Salim Simon and the like. Rajni had, by now, become an indisputable star in his own right, a force to reckon with.
Though Rajnikant persistently refers to K. Balachander as his guru, it was director SP Muthuraman who actually revamped Rajni's image entirely. Muthuraman first experimented with him in a positive role in Bhuvana Oru Kelvikkuri, as a villain in the first half and a refined man in the second, accepting a woman with a child ditched by her lover. The success of Bhuvana Oru Kelvikkuri prompted SPM to make a mushy melodrama with Rajni as a hero sacrificing everything for his siblings, a role ideally tailormade for Sivaji Ganesan! That film was Arulirunthu Arupathu Varai, in which Rajni's mannerisms were totally missing and he even appeared as an old man in the last few frames. Even while the film was in the making, Rajni had misgivings about whether the audience would accept him in tear jerkers of this kind. But the film got made and its box-office success made Rajni popular among women audiences, too. These two films were a turning point in Rajni's career he changed from an actor who merely enthralled the audiences, to one who also made them weep. The acceptance of Rajni sans his mannerisms proved he'd at last become an actor from a star. Around this time came Mullum Malarum, directed by J Mahendran, which established Rajni as a hero with a slight tinge of the negative.
Rajnikant's entry may have been humble, in an insignificant role but the success he achieved in a very short span was unimaginable. A popular Tamil magazine brought out a special supplement at a time when his still on the make, and, he presto, the magazine's sales doubled with that issue alone.
Such mass adulation, the thunderous rain of applause when Rajni delivered his lines, all put together, made him a phenomenon. It was at this point that Rajni realised the onus had been thrust on him. The fate of producers hinged on him alone. This sudden exposure to the glare of the media and the popularity and money he never imagined would be his, created a lot of stress in his mind. At that crucial time in his career when his market price had just begun to zoom, he decided to opt out of films completely, sending shock waves to his fans. Balachander, Kamalhaasan and his other well-wishers somehow, coaxed him into staying on.
The second phase of his life started with K Balaji's Billa, a superhit disproving the canard spread by detractors that Rajnikant was finished. He was accepted as a full-fledged hero. Billa was followed by a row of hits like Pokkiri Raja, Thanikkattu Raja, Naan Mahaan Alla and the all-important Moondru Mugham, in which Rajni essayed a triple role. Even two decades after its release, the last continues to be a box-office draw and Rajni's fans can never tire of the thalaivar's verbal clash with villain Senthamarai.
K Balachander's first home production, Nettrikkam proved to be yet another milestone in Rajni's career.
An analysis of Rajni's career graph shows a remarkable absence of fits and starts. It has been a slow and steady rise to the very top. As Rajni sings in a hit song from Badshah, a man's life may be divided into eight divisions. Rajni's own career may be divided into three segments. The first as a villain, the second as a hero with negative traits, and the third and present phase, as the reigning czar of Tamil filmdom. With Rajni's films fetching crores and his market price skyrocketing, the costs of production of his films became unmanageable. And Rajni has since had to stick to a one film per year formula, sometimes, he could do a film once in two years.
The new trend where his films' collections exceed normal regional film expectations started off with Badshah, followed by Annamalai, Arunachalam, Ejaman, Muthu and Padayappa. It's now an accepted fact that only a Rajnikant film can break records set by his own films.
As an actor, Rajnikant's greatest asset, apart from his style is his sense of humour and comic timing. Like Amitabh Bachchan is popular for his drunken soliloquies, Rajnikant is famous for his comic encounters with snakes, repeated umpteen times.
In the early 80s, Rajnikant made a foray into Bollywood with Andhaa Kanoon, a superhit. But Rajnikant could not concentrate on Hindi films because he was already safely ensconced down South. He still made a few films in Hindi, to mention specially Chaalbaaz which had Sridevi in a dual role. Rajni also enjoys a special kind of popularity in Telugu films and his Peddarayudu (remake of Tamil hit Nattammai) seems to have broken all previous records. The Telugu version of Padayappa has been a money-spinner, too. Rajnikant became a trendsetter recently with his Muthu and its songs becoming a rage in Japan and now, Padayappa running to packed houses in the UK and USA.
Basically a religious person, Rajnikant has always owned up his faith. "I was brought up by the Ramakrishna Mission and it's from there that I have inherited this religious frame of mind," he keeps saying. Even his films have him openly sharing his faith. In Arunachalam he mouths that famous line, "God decides and Arunachalam executes it." His public meetings are always spiced with humour and embellished with anecdotes from mythology.
Married to Lata, an English literature graduate, hailing from an elite Iyengar family in 1980, Rajni has two daughters who are carefully kept away from the limelight. Lata herself a versatile singer, now runs a school called The Ashram. The couple indulges in a lot of charity, the latest being converting his Raghavendra Kalyana Mandapam into a charitable trust to help the poor and needy.
Ego and starry airs are unknown to Rajnikant. During breaks he hardly ever rushes to his air-conditioned makeup room. Instead, he prefers to sleep on the sets, even without a pillow, merely covering his eyes with a wet cloth. He never comes to functions with a retinue behind him and even prefers to drive his own car.
Rajnikant's phenomenal success and his sway over the masses make people speculate whether he will follow the footsteps of the late MGR and enter politics. Though there has been a lot of pressure on him to enter politics by the likes of actor turned journalist, Cho Ramaswamy ("Rajnikant is the best choice for chief ministership because he has a basic integrity and simplicity, a quality which is very rare these days") Rajnikant has persistently maintained a diplomatic silence, except for the fact that he openly supported the ruling DMK in the last assembly elections and discreetly in the recent Lok Sabha elections. When pressed, Rajnikant answers in his own inimitable style, "Yesterday I was a conductor, today I'm a star, tomorrow what I'll be only He knows!"
A bit of a recluse, he may be at heart, but everyone who's had the privilege of a darshan with the thalaivar has come away with a spring in his step, and a warm glow in his heart. Warm, friendly and affable, he's the sort who deserves all the superstardom he's earned. Such men, indeed, are rare.