YUVA GARJANA

Ntr to be absent for Yuva Garjana on 5th November

Jr Ntr who is now becoming the most powerful and popular person in NTR family will not attend the Yuva Garjana which will be held on 5th November in Guntur. Earlier it was proposed that the entire Nandamuri family will attend the Yuvagarjana and Balakrishna will officially enter AP State politics on this stage.
The events

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A star is born on 28th May 1923. Nobody has an idea that the kid born on that day will change the destiny of telugu people with his films and politics. Neither his real parents Lakshmaiah and Venkatravamma nor his adapted parents Chandramma and Ramayya.

NTR (as he is fondly called) never thought of taking acting as a profession. When he joined AC College, Guntur, he was elected as the vice president for students union wing. He used to act in plays. He acted as "salim' in 'Anarkali'. NTR used to be very particular about his mustache at that time. His did not shave them off for his role of 'Nagamma' in 'Rachamallu Douthyam'. He shot to fame with that role and his fellow students used to call NTR as 'Meesaala Nagamma'.

He got a cinema chance from C Pullayya when he was doing graduation. But NTR preferred studies to films. After graduation NTR joined National Art Theater (NAT) with like-minded co-students (Jaggayya, KVS Sharma, Pundari Kakshayya, Potluri Narayana Rao etc.).

He got a call from LV Prasad when he was doing job as a probationary registrar in Vijayawada. LV Prasad was making a film in 1949 called 'Manadesam' with the premier hero of that time Sri C H Narayana Rao and PadmaSri Nagayya in the direction of Thatineni Prasad. His first dialogue was 'Inthavaadni Inthayyaa Saar'. Incidentally that dialogue applies for his real life too.

NTR acted in 42 historical films. His first historical role was as "Sri Krishna' in 'Sonthavooru' in 1956. He acted as 'Sri krishna' in films like Maya Bazaar, Vinayaka Chaviti, Deepavali, Veerabhimanyu, Danaveerasoora Karna, Srimadvirata Parvam. If we add up all his roles as'Sri Krishna' in hostorical and social films the count mounts to 22.

He acted as 'Ravana' in 'Bhookailas'. It went on to become a bit hit. There by NTR proved that a popular actor (hero material) can also act as a villain and can mesmerize the viewers in the same way. In 1966 he acted in dual role as 'SriKrsihna' and 'Duryodhana' in 'Sri Krishna pandaveeyam'. He also directed this film and there by won the 'Nandi' award by AP Government. After a decade again he directed a film called 'Danaveerasoora Karna' in which he acted in three roles 'Karnudu', 'Sri Krishnudu' and 'Dhuryodhanudu'. In 1979 he produced and directed another film called 'Sri Madvirat Parvam'. He donned five roles (SriKrishnudu, Arjunudu, Bruhannala, Duryodhanudu, Keechakudu) in that film.

In 1959, he acted as Sri Rama in 'Sampurna Ramayanam' (Tamil). Though he acted as SriRama in "Sri Ramanjaneya Yuddam' and 'Sri Rama Pattabhishekam', the film that won laurels was his 'Lavakusa'. Released in 1963 this film went on to run for 75 weeks uninterruptedly. This is a record that is unbroken and will never be broken. He also acted as 'Srinivasudu' and 'Sri Venkateswara' in 'Sri Venkateswara mahatyam'(1960).

After earning enough experience in films, NTR wanted to gift his parents a film. He made his brother (Trivikrama Rao) produce a film and NTR directed it for the first time. It was 'Seetarama Kalyanam'. After watching that film 'Srungeri Peethadhipathulu' sent a commendation letter to NTR praising him as 'Abhinava Rama and Abhinava Ravana'.

Though NTR acted with precision in all the historical roles, he conveniently changed the rules to suit his style. When showing 'Abhaya Hastam', NTR used his left hand as his right hand fingers were not functioning properly due to illness. But according to the tradition he should be showing his right hand. NTR used to jocularly comment that even Rama and Krishna are Leftists by policy.

Though NTR acted in a small role in his first film 'Manadesam, his first film as a hero was 'Palleturi Pilla'. It went on to become a super hit by running for 25 weeks. During that time Vijaya studio selected NTR as their permanent hero. He acted in Vijaya films like Shawkar (directed by LV Prasad), Pathala Bhairavi (directed by KV Reddy), Malleeswari (directed by BN Reddy) and Chandraharam (directed by Kamalakara Kameswara Rao). Pathala Bhairavi was the first Telugu film to complete silver jubilee. Malleswari was the first telugu film to be exhibited in abroad.

NTR started his own production company called NAT along with Trivikrama Rao and produced a film called 'Pichi Pullayya' in 1952 that bombed at box office. In 1954, he produced 'Thodu Dongalu', which won President's Award as the best film. 'Tenali Ramakrishnudu', in which NTR acted as Sri Krishna Devaraya, won national award. Gudigantalu won a Nandi award. His film on dowry issue 'Varakatnam' won the National award and Nandi award. NTR gave story and screenplay for this film apart from directing it. His own film 'Thathamma Kala' won the Nandi award from the Government though it opposes the family planning.

His social films like Adavi Ramudu, Vetagadu, Naya Aadmi(Hindi) and Sampoorna Ramayanam (Tamil) celebrated Golden Jubilee by running for 50 weeks. His films Palleturi Pilla, Maya Bazaar, Gundamma Katha, Sabhash Ramudu, Samsaram, Pelli Chesi Choodu, Daasi, Aggi Ramudu, Jayasimha, Sri Venkateswara Mahatyam, Rakta Sambhandam, Nartana Saala, Pandava Vanavasam, Aada Brathuku, Srikrishnavatharam, Ummadi Kutumbam, Ramu, Kodalu Diddina Kapuram, Desoddarakudu, Devudu Chesina Manushulu, Yamagola, Sardar Paparayudu, Konveeti Simham celebrated Silver Jubilee by running for 25 weeks. This list goes on if we include his 100 days films.

When he acted as shivudu in "Uma Chandi Gowry Shankarula Katha', his son Rama Krishna expired. There after NTR refused to do any 'sivudu' roles. After his son's death, NTR changed his banner's name to 'Ramakrishna - NAT Combines'. On the memory of Rama Krishna he constructed Rama Krishna theaters, Rama Krishna Cine Studios and Rama Krishna Horticulture Studios.

Since NTR entered politics, he could not get any awards like 'Dada Saheb Falke' and 'Raghupathi Venkayya Naidu'. It's sad that NTR could get only one award (Padmasri) from the government.

Though NTR acted in many hostorical roles, he did not touch two characters. They are Narada and Anjaneya. He created a record by acting in 15 films in 1964.

He entered politics later and served Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh and he made the word 'Telugu' popular around the world. He is an icon of discipline and self pride

Disclaimer: The above information is compiled from an article written by Sri T UdayavarlU

NRT&SENU VYTLA

News : NTR and Seenu Vytla Film

Jr. NTR and Seenu Vytla are pairing up for a new movie? Well, NTR is the leading contemporary Telugu cinema action hero and Seenu Vytla is one the best Telugu movie directors in terms of romantic comedy. And just imagine the blend of NTR and Seenu Vytla.

Jr. NTR did a great comedy track in ‘Adhurs’ movie; perhaps this role might have triggered thought for Durga Arts, who earlier directed ‘Rakhi’ with Jr. NTR and Krishna Vamsi.

Durga Arts is planning to initiate a new Telugu movie Jr. NTR and Seenu Vytla combination. And Seenu Vytla would do this action comedy film with

SAKTHI SHOTTING ON RAIN

Shakti keeps on shooting despite heavy rainfall

The Shakti unit excluding Junior NTR have been ceaselessly working on the sets, despite heavy downpour in Haridwar. The unit is led by director Meher Ramesh are trying to wrap up the shoot as soon as possible.

However, Meher Ramesh is not concerned about the rainfall and he seems to be happy taking the shots on veteran actors Prabhu, son of Sivaji Ganesan and Nasser. Some key scenes are being shot, as per the sources.

Meher Ramesh is known as a hard-working perfectionist, who never steps back from work, no matter how strenuous it is. Kantri and Billa are his previous directorial ventures which have earn him rave reviews for their meticulous presentation.

Thus, it is natural that his movies would raise the bar of expectation among the audience. Here’s hoping that the maverick director will turn up with flying colors to make another box office hit!

NTR WAS INJURED

Jr NTR was injured while shooting

HYDERABAD: Actor Jr NTR was injured while shooting a fighting sequence for his upcoming movie 'Brindavanam' at Kokapet on the city outskirts on Friday. Doctors at the Kims, Begumpet, where he was rushed to for treatment, discharged him after suturing his wound he suffered above his left eyebrow.

According to sources, the harness of a rope to which Jr NTR was clinging to gave away resulting in the mishap. The actor had not used a dupe for the action scene. The shooting of the film, being produced by 'Dil' Raju and directed by Vamsi Paidipally, was called off immediately after the mishap. Jr NTR was advised rest for two to three days by the Kims doctors.

A few weeks ago, Jr NTR was injured in Manali while shooting for another film titled 'Shakti.' During the 2009 elections, Jr NTR met with a road accident in Nalgonda district while returning from election campaigning. He had to be hospitalised for several days for the injuries he suffered in

NTR HURTS

NTR hurt on the sets of Brindavanam

NTR was injured during the shooting of the climax sequences for his latest film, Brindavanam, on Friday the 13th of August.

The final action sequence was being filmed near Kokapet in Hyderabad, when a hanger hit his forehead with force. He was immediately rushed to KIMS hospital in Secunderabad. Doctors have advised him to take rest for at least three days. By afternoon the same day he was discharged from the hospital.

NTR is presently taking rest at his home. This is second time that he injured in the last one year. He met with an accident last year near Khammam while he was returning to Hyderabad from election campaign.

Shooting of Brindavanam has now been postponed. Get well, soon, NTR!

BRINDAVANAM MUHURAT

Muhurat - Brindavanam (govindudu andari vaadele)

NTR’s latest movie Brindavan (tagline: Govindudu Andari Vaadele) was launched today at a grand event that took place at Annapurna studios. Dil Raju produces it and Vamsi Paidipally is the director. Thaman composes music and Chota K Naidu handles camera. Koratala Siva pens dialogues. Peter Hynes composes fights.

Nagarjuna sounded the clapboard, VV Vinayak switched on the camera and SS Rajamouli directed the first shot.
Brindavan is the name of the house – Dil Raju

Dil Raju said, “I had been trying to make move with NTR since Dil time, but couldn’t get the right subject. Vamsi Paidipally came up with an interesting story a year back and NTR loved it. We got the perfect script for Brindavanam movie. I always believed in story based films and Brindavanam is also a story based film. The presense of NTR in the movie adds lot of power to it. It is a youthful entertainer with family bonding and action elements. Thaman composes five wonderful tunes so far. We will start shoot in October. We are erecting a big house set called Brindavan and shooting in that house will take place from December. And we are aiming for summer 2010 release.”



Director Vamsi Paidipally said, “I would like to thank NTR whole-heartedly for encouraging my script and giving me lots of comfort. I feel blessed to work again with Dil Raju. I would like to thank Koratala Siva, Surya and Ashwin for sticking to me in my hard times."

Brindavanam

Cast

Cast: Junior NTR, Kajal Agarwal, Samantha Ruth Prabhu, Srihari, Prakash Raj, Mukesh Rishi

Crew

Cinematographer: Chota K Naidu


Editor: Marthand K Venkatesh

Director: Vamsi Paidipally


Producer: Dil Raju, Shirish, Lakshman (producer)


Music
Music Director: S Thaman

CONTROVERIES ON NTR

Controversies

During 1993, there was immense criticism on him from his own party MLAs that he was giving undue importance to Lakshmi Parvathi. This criticism along with news of his affair with her, forced him to announce that he would marry Lakshmi Parvathi.[15] After he came to power 1994, several party MLAs were upset with her interference in party matters. This lead to a revolt against him which was lead by his own son-in-law Nara Chandrababu Naidu and Duggupati venkateswara rao. It is also rumored that Nara Chandrababu Naidu has forced majority of the MLAs to take back their support towards N.T.R.

NTR PERSONAL LIFE

NTR PERSONAL LIFE

NTR married Basavatarakam in 1942. She died of cancer in 1985. There is a cancer Hospital established in her memory in Hyderabad. NTR remarried in 1993 at the age of 70. NTR had seven sons and four daughters from his first marriage. Prominent among his children are Bhuvaneswari, wife of Nara Chandrababu Naidu and the chairperson of Heritage Foods; and Daggubati Purandeswari, MP and a Minister of State for Human Resources in Manmohan Singh's cabinet; Nandamuri Balakrishna a leading actor in the Telugu film industry; and Nandamuri Harikrishna, an actor turned politician and a member of Rajya Sabha (upper house of India's Parliament). Prominent among NTR's grandchildren are N. Kalyan Ram, N. T. Rama Rao Jr. and Taraka Ratna; all three are actors in Telugu cinema.

N T Rama Rao became very well known for his charitable work during his film career.He died on 18 January 1996 of a heart attack. Often playing a Hindu god in his films, since his death he has been worshipped in some parts of Andhra Pradesh himself as a deity; numerous death shrines have been created in his name.Rama Rao exerted a major, long-lasting, influence over the people of Andhra Pradesh and is celebrated by the people. The NTR University of Health Sciences is named after him.

2ND& 3RD TERM

Second Term


The Telugu Desam Party operations were significantly computerized and a systematic local party structure was built and this resulted in the establishment of a stable second political party that survived his death. Rao introduced the concept of strong states with a strong center in his discussions about state power with Gandhi and ushered in a new era of empowered local governments, within the framework of India.


He suffered a mild stroke and was unable to campaign in the 1989 election, which he lost.


Third Term

N.T. Rama Rao returned to power in 1994 winning 250 seats (Telugu Desam won 216; CPI: 19; CPM: 15) for his party and his allies in a 294 seat Assembly. Congress party won only 26 seats. The BJP which contested 280 seats on its own won just three seats.

NTR POLITIC VIEW2

NTR POLITIC VIEW2

Rama Rao's extensive tour in the Chaitanya Ratham vehicle helped to successfully mobilize people and recruit potential leaders and members for his newly founded party. The Congress Party, then in power, panicked at the response and replaced the Chief Minister Bhavanam Venkataram with a more experienced and seasoned leader, Kotla Vijaya Bhaskara Reddy. Reddy, who was Chief Minister for just over 3 months, could not secure victory for the Congress Party in the ensuing elections in January 1983. The newly formed Telugu Desam Party won with significant margins in all three regions of the State (Coastal Andhra, Rayala Seema, and Telengana), winning over 200 seats in the 294 seat State Assembly against 56 seats by the Congress Party. Rama Rao himself contested elections from two constituencies, Tirupathi in Chittor District and Gudivada in Krishna district, and won both the seats.

On Independence Day, 15 August 1984, NTR was removed from office by the then governor Ramlal. His finance minister, Nadendla Bhaskara Rao, a former Congress man, was made the Chief Minister by the Ramlal. Bhaskar Rao purportedly had the support of majority MLAs (Members of Legislative Assembly of Andhra Pradesh) which was never the case. Rama Rao disputed the claims by Bhaskara Rao and demonstrated his strength by bringing all the MLAs supporting him, which was a majority in the 294 member assembly, to the Raj Bhavan (Governor's Office). Governor Ramlal did not relent and Rama Rao campaigned for restoration of democracy by mobilizing the support of people and various political parties in the country including Janata Party, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Communist Party of India (CPI), Communist Party of India (Marxist) (CPM), Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK), and National Conference. During the one month crisis, the MLAs supporting Rama Rao were secured in a secret place to avoid horse-trading. Due to mobilization of several political parties and the people and due to bad press, Indira Gandhi, then Prime Minister and head of Congress Party, unwillingly removed Governor Ramlal and appointed a congress party veteran, Shankar Dayal Sharma, as governor of Andhra Pradesh to pave the way for restoring Rama Rao. Shankar Dayal Sharma removed Bhaskara Rao from power and restored Rama Rao as the Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh in September 1984. He recommended dissolution of the Assembly and called for new elections in the state to ensure the people had a fresh choice to elect their representatives.

In the following month, on 31 October 1984, Indira Gandhi was assassinated. Rajiv Gandhi became Prime Minister in her place. In the ensuing national elections to the Lok Sabha, the Congress party won convincingly all over the country except in Andhra Pradesh where Rama Rao's Telugu Desam party secured a landslide victory. Senior Leaders of Congress party including Brahmananda Reddy, a former Chief Minister, and Vijaya Bhaskara Reddy, a former Chief Minister, lost in their constituencies of Narasarao Pet and Kurnool respectively to the Telugu Desam Party. Telugu Desam became the main opposition party in the Lok Sabha

NTR POLITIC VIEW

NTR POLITIC VIEW

First term


Rao was the founder of Telugu Desam Party in 1982 and served as Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh. His reason for founding the Telugu Desam Party was based on a historic need to rid the state of the corrupt and inept Congress rule.When he started his political career he was already a very popular actor in the Telugu film industry. Rama Rao was unanimously elected leader of Telugu Dasam Legislature Party on January 8, 1983 with 10 cabinet ministers and five ministers of State He became the 10th Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh and was reelected three times between 1983 and 1994.


Rama Rao campaigning in the 1982 elections in the Chaitanya Ratham vehicleTo promote the Telugu Desam Party, Rama Rao travelled across the state of Andhra Pradesh, crisscrossing all the districts, in his van dubbed "Chaitanya Ratham" (Chaitanyam literally means bringing to life or movement). With his son Hari Krishna as a driver, Rama Rao notched up over 75,000 kilometres during his 1982 campaign, a distinctive sight with the van's yellow party flags and banners and Rao sitting on top of the vehicle hailing the crowds. Rama Rao campaigned for restoring the dignity of the Telugu people and advocated the forming a closer bond between the government and the common people, going into the elections with the slogan, Telugu vari Atma Gauravam, meaning "Telugu people's self-respect.He reflected socialist views in several of his policies in that he believed that state must take care of the people that are below poverty line and everyone must have their basic necessities fulfilled. He campaigned to secure basic necessities such as home, clothes and food for the people and to provide subsidies on clothes and houses to the needy. He was also an advocate of women's rights and worked on a bill to amend inheritance law to provide equal rights for women to inherit ancestral property, enacted later, in 1986.

CAREER AS AN ACTOR

Career as an actor

Main article: N T Rama Rao filmography

N. T. Rama Rao appeared in over 320 films, although only around 255 films are often accounted for, and he became one of the most prominent figures in Telugu cinema.[2] He often portrayed a Hindu mythological god or hero but also made an ideal villain.[2], He portrayed Lord Krishna in Maya Bazaar, Sri Krishnarjuna Yudham, Daana Veera Soora Karna, Lord Rama (Lava Kusa), Bheeshma (Bheeshma), Ravana (Bhookailasa), and Arjuna (Nartanasala). N. T. Rama Rao won the Filmfare Best Telugu Actor Award 11 times for his performances in Raju-Peda (1954), Missamma (1955), Chiranjeevulu (1956), Panduranga Mahatyam (1957), Bhookailas (1958),Appu Chesi Pappu Koodu (1959), Jagadeka Veeruni Katha (1961), Gundamma Katha (1962), Katha Nayakudu (1969) and Badi Panthulu (1972),Daana Veera Soora Karna (1977).Later he became a screenwriter. Rao received no formal academic training in movie script writing yet he authored several screen plays for his own movies as well as for other producer's movies.

Rama Rao in "Bobbili Puli" (1982)He started his career playing a police inspector in the movie Mana Desam (1949). The role was offered by the director L V Prasad. Next he appeared in the film Palletoori Pilla, directed by B. A. Subba Rao. It marked the first occasion that Rama Rao and Akkineni Nageswara Rao acted together for the first time.[3] The title role was played by Anjali Devi and the story was loosely based on the English play, Pizaro by Richard Sherton. The film was a commercial hit and ran for more than 100 days in 6 centres.

He actively campaigned for the construction of a large number of movie theaters in rural locations and was influential in designing and implementing a financial system that funded the production and distribution of movies.[4]

Sakthi’ in Kulu Manali.

Jr. NTR Sakthi’ in Kulu Manali.

There were reports that Jr. NTR was hurt while shooting for ‘Sakthi’ in Kulu Manali. Reports said that NTR slipped from a rock while shooting for a scene few days back. However, Jr. NTR himself brushed aside all these reports saying that he is alright and all these are rumors.

In fact NTR tweeted, “There r some rumors goin on that am hurt..but am absolutely fine”.

Confirming the same, even ‘Sakthi’ director Meher Ramesh said that NTR is doing well and shooting for action sequences.

Meher Ramesh wrote, “ntr is very much fine.v r in manali.shooting action episode.praying god to stop

NTR BRINDAAVANAM

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NTR BRINDAAVANAM PIC

SAIMHAREVV

Entertainer ‘Simha’ bails out Balakrishna ( Telugu Movie Review)
By IANS - Sunday, May 2nd, 2010 8:32 am

Film: ‘Simha’; Cast: Balakrishna, Nayantara, Namita, Sneha Ullal, Aditya Menon, Kota Sreenivasa Rao and others; Director: Boyapati Srinu; Producer: Parachuri Kireeti; Music Director: Chakri; Camera; Wilson and Prasad; Rating: ** 1/2

Actor Balakrishna’s fans can heave a sigh of relief. After nearly six years, the charismatic star bounces back with ‘Simha’, which boasts of enjoyable commercial ingredients that does not look silly or illogical on screen.

In a way, Balakrishna’s fans may well remember his age-old blockbuster films like ‘Lakshmi Narasimha’, ‘Narsimha Naidu’ and many others through ‘Simha’, which may not be a great commercial film, but yet an appealing fare for all classes.

Director Boyapati Srinu’s ‘Simha’ has lot of mass appeal and entertainment quotient to keep the audience happy. Srinu, who had earlier delivered hits like ‘Bhadra’ with Ravi Teja and ‘Tulasi’ with Venkatesh, delivers another strong commercial film without compromising with Balakrishna’s image.

Srinu has added lot of punch in the second half that generates lot of curiosity and thrills. The so-called comedy elements, however, fail to deliver and Balakrishna’s punchy dialogues look ordinary. But suddenly the twists and turns in the second half heighten the interest.

SIMHA CAST

Simha Movie, Balakrishna in and as Simha

Simha is a 2010 Telugu film directed by Boyapati Seenu. Nandamuri Balakrishna plays the lead role, with Nayantara, Namitha and Sneha Ullal playing the heroines. K.R.Vijaya, Kota Srinivasa Rao, Brahmanandam, Ali, Krishna Bhagavan, Venu Madhav, Aditya Menon, Jhansi, Sana and Chalapathi Rao. are doing supporting roles in this film. Music of the film is by Chakri. Paruchuri Kiriti is producing the film on United Movies banner. This film released on April 30, 2010.
Not much is known about the plot of the movie, but it is said that Nandamuri Balakrishna is doing dual role and Nayantara is doing the role of elder Balakrishna's wife and Sneha Ullal is playing second Balakrishna's love interest. The movie is with action backdrop and intense family drama.

The soundtrack and background score is composed by Chakri. The music was released on march 31, 2010 directly into market. The audio rights of the soundtrack were purchased by Aditya Music. The audio function of the movie is called off as Nandamuri Balakrishna met with a accident.

CAST

* Nandamuri Balakrishna
* Nayantara
* Namitha
* Sneha Ullal
* Aditya Menon
* Brahmanandam
* Kota Srinivasa Rao
* K.R.Vijaya

ULTIMATESIMHA

A preview of United Movies' Simha, co-starring Namitha, Sneha Ullal and Nayanatara, is being held for Nandamuri Balakrishna at 7PM at Prasad Labs. An early morning show at 6AM has been sold for Rs. 300 for fans. Sree Ramulu, Odeon too are screening 6AM shows.

Kalyanram will be going to the Odeon theatre to watch Simha. At Ongole, Satyam will be screening at 5AM, and in Tanguturu at 1AM. Simha has music by Chakri, action by Ram-Laxman, Stun Shiva and editing by Marthand K. Venkatesh.

SIMHA3RDAY

Simha
Movie
Simha
Director
Boyapati Srinu
Music
Chakri
Cast
Balakrishna, Nayanatara, Namita, Sneha Ullal, Brahmanandam


Nandamuri Balakrishna’s much awaited film was released to a hysterical pitch all over the state. The line comes from Nandamuri family that – it is possible only for the Nandamuris to break or shake the records. After a gap of a decade, NBK has certainly proved that the adage is applicable to him.

Everybody thought that the film might a combination of the previous films of Balakrishna – Lakshmi Narasimha and Narasimha Naidu. But, after watching the film, the title has a close link with the story and screenplay itself. The dialogues of Balakrishna are so powerful that any lacuna on the part of the film’s technicalities would slip into the oblivion. His dare and dash in successfully handling the dual shades of his characterization would bring him big kudos.

College professor Sivannarayana (Balakrishna) would risk anything in his career to trample the injustice. His colleague (Namitha) falls in love with him. Simultaneously, his student Janaki (Sneha Ullal) too falls to the dare of her professor. A flash back soon reveals that she joins the college just to escape from the villains. At one juncture, Sivannarayana saves Janaki from the villains and he comes to know about one shaking truth. The enemy of both his father and that of Janaki’s is one and the same. Moreover, Janaki is none other than the daughter of his uncle. Who is the villain? What happened thirty years ago? These questions form the crux.

NBK played dual roles as father and son. However, ageing is clearly visible during close-up shots. Sneha Ullal is okay for looks but she still needs to improve her acting skills. Namitha played another glamorous role in the film. But she appeared quite bulky despite showing her oomph. KR Vijaya was truly grand in grandmother’s role and she lived in the character and did complete justice to it. Aditya Menon and Malayalam artiste Saikumar showed good screen presence. Rahman is okay as Balakrishna’s brother-in-law. Nayanatara, though had a very small role in the film, enlivened the mood in the theatres. Comedy by Krishna Bhagawan, Ali, Venumadhav is just average.

Simha is out and out a formulaic movie. The urge of director Boyapati Seenu can be clearly felt in the theatre when he showed Balakrishna in an extraordinary manner. The goal of both the hero and the director seemed to be one – to capture the elusive hit. Boyapati succeeded in giving the exact material for the fans of Balakrishna, while giving the same pinch to all the lovers of mass films. Though the film begins on a regular note akin to the previous films of Balakrishna, the trend soon changes and would take a twist in the middle.

The presentation of nativity and time factor that of thirty years ago was superb in the flashback episode. The background score is the lifeline of the music. Coming to the violence factor, the audience is given to a feel that the quantum of bloodshed could have been minimized. The stunts are electrifying. Editing is crisp. However, the comedy department lagged behind in the film, which at the same time is silhouetted with the powerful presence of the hero.

SIMHA3RDAY

Simha
Movie
Simha
Director
Boyapati Srinu
Music
Chakri
Cast
Balakrishna, Nayanatara, Namita, Sneha Ullal, Brahmanandam


Nandamuri Balakrishna’s much awaited film was released to a hysterical pitch all over the state. The line comes from Nandamuri family that – it is possible only for the Nandamuris to break or shake the records. After a gap of a decade, NBK has certainly proved that the adage is applicable to him.

Everybody thought that the film might a combination of the previous films of Balakrishna – Lakshmi Narasimha and Narasimha Naidu. But, after watching the film, the title has a close link with the story and screenplay itself. The dialogues of Balakrishna are so powerful that any lacuna on the part of the film’s technicalities would slip into the oblivion. His dare and dash in successfully handling the dual shades of his characterization would bring him big kudos.

College professor Sivannarayana (Balakrishna) would risk anything in his career to trample the injustice. His colleague (Namitha) falls in love with him. Simultaneously, his student Janaki (Sneha Ullal) too falls to the dare of her professor. A flash back soon reveals that she joins the college just to escape from the villains. At one juncture, Sivannarayana saves Janaki from the villains and he comes to know about one shaking truth. The enemy of both his father and that of Janaki’s is one and the same. Moreover, Janaki is none other than the daughter of his uncle. Who is the villain? What happened thirty years ago? These questions form the crux.

NBK played dual roles as father and son. However, ageing is clearly visible during close-up shots. Sneha Ullal is okay for looks but she still needs to improve her acting skills. Namitha played another glamorous role in the film. But she appeared quite bulky despite showing her oomph. KR Vijaya was truly grand in grandmother’s role and she lived in the character and did complete justice to it. Aditya Menon and Malayalam artiste Saikumar showed good screen presence. Rahman is okay as Balakrishna’s brother-in-law. Nayanatara, though had a very small role in the film, enlivened the mood in the theatres. Comedy by Krishna Bhagawan, Ali, Venumadhav is just average.

Simha is out and out a formulaic movie. The urge of director Boyapati Seenu can be clearly felt in the theatre when he showed Balakrishna in an extraordinary manner. The goal of both the hero and the director seemed to be one – to capture the elusive hit. Boyapati succeeded in giving the exact material for the fans of Balakrishna, while giving the same pinch to all the lovers of mass films. Though the film begins on a regular note akin to the previous films of Balakrishna, the trend soon changes and would take a twist in the middle.

The presentation of nativity and time factor that of thirty years ago was superb in the flashback episode. The background score is the lifeline of the music. Coming to the violence factor, the audience is given to a feel that the quantum of bloodshed could have been minimized. The stunts are electrifying. Editing is crisp. However, the comedy department lagged behind in the film, which at the same time is silhouetted with the powerful presence of the hero.

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NBKMOVIELIST

Year	Film	Role	Cast
1974	Ram Raheem
	Taatamma Kala
1975	Bheemakavi
	Annadammula Anubandham
1977	Daana Veera Soora Karna	Abhimanyu
1979	Sri Tirupati Venkateswara Kalyanam
	Sri Madvirata Parvam
	Akbar Salim Anarkali	Salim
1980	Rowdy Ramudu -
1982	Anuraga Devatha
1983	Simham Navvindi
1984	Kathanayakudu
	Sri Madvirat Veerabharhemdra Charitra
	Palnati Puli
	Mangammagari Manavadu		Suhasini
	Janani Janmabhoomi
	Disco King_(movie)
	Sahasame Jeevitham(Movie)
1985	Pattabhishekam
	Kattula Kondaiah
	Bhale Tammudu
	Bharyabhartala Bhandam
	Babai - Abbai		Rajani
	Atmabhalam
1986	Apurva Sahodarulu		Vijaya Shanti, Radha
	Kaliyuga Krishnudu
	Desoddarakudu
	Anasuyammagari Alludu
	Seetarama Kalyalam		Rajini
	Muddula Krishnaiah
	Nippulanti Manishi
1987	Bhanumatigari Mogudu
	Ramu		Rajani
	Muvva Gopaludu
	Presidentugari Abbai		Suhasini
	Sahasa Samrat		Neetu
	Allari Krishnaiah		Radha
	Bhargava Ramudu		Vijaya Shanti
1988	Raktabhishekam
	Ramudu Bheemudu
	Bharatamlo Bala Chandrudu
	Tiragabadda Telugubidda
	Donga Ramudu		Vijaya Shanti
	Inspector Pratap
1989	Bala Gopaludu
	Ashoka Chakravarthy
	Muddula Mavayya		Vijaya Shanti
	Bhale Donga
1990	Lorry Driver		Vijaya Shanti
	Muddula Menalludu
	Narinari Naduma Murari		Sobhana, Nirosha
	Prananiki Pranam
1991	Aditya 369		Mohini
	Bhrahmarshi Vishwamitra
	Talli Tandrulu		Vijaya Shanti
1992	Aswametham		Nagma
	Rowdy Inspector
	Dharma Kshetram		Divya Bharati
1993	Bangaru Bullodu		Ramya Krishna, Raveena Tandon
	Nippuravva		Vijaya Shanti
1994	Top Hero		Soundarya
	Bobbili Simham		Roja, Meena
	Gandeevam		Roja
	Bhairava Dweepam		Roja
1995	Maatho Pettukoku
1996	Sri Krishnarjuna Vijayam		Roja
	Vamsanikokkadu
1997	Devudu		Ramya Krishna
	Muddula Mogudu		Meena
	Peddannayya		Roja
1998	Pavitra Prema		Laila, Roshini
	Yuvaratna Rana	Rana	Heera Rajgopal	Kodanda Rami reddy
1999	Krishna Babu	Krishna	Meena, Raasi	Muthyala Subbaiha
	Sultan	Sultan, Prithvi	Rachana, Roja	Sarath
	Samarasimha Reddy	Samara Simha Reddy	Simran, Anjala Javeri, Sangavi	B.Gopal
2000	Goppinti Alludu		Simran, Sanghavi	E.V.V.Satya Narayana
	Vamsoddarakudu		Ramya Krishna, Sakshi Sivanand	Sharath
2001	Bhalevadivi Basu	Sagar	Shilpa Shetty, Anjala Jhaveri	P.A.Arun Kumar
	Narasimha Naidu	Narasimha Naidu	Simran Bagga, Preeti Jinganiya, Asha Shaini	B.Gopal
2002	Chennakeshava Reddy	Chennakeshava Reddy, Bharath	Tabu, Shreya Saran	V V vinayak
	Seema Simham	Durga Prasad	Simran Bagga,Reema Sen	Ramprasad
2003	Palnati Bramhanaidu	Shiva Shankara Satya Bhavani Prasad	Aarti Agarwal, Sonali Bendre	B.Gopal
2004	Vijayendra Varma	Vijayendra Varma	Ankita, Laya, Sangeeta	Swarna Subbarao
	Lakshmi Narasimha	Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy	Asin	Jayant c paranji
2005	Allari Pidugu	Ranjith, Giri	Katrina Kaif, Charmy Kaur	Jayant c paranji
2006	Veerabhadra	Murali	Tanushree Dutta, Sada	A.S Ravikumar Chowdary
2007	Maharadhi	Bala Krishna	Meera Jasmine,Sneha, Navneet Kaur	P.Vasu
2008	Pandurangadu	Sri Krishna, Pandurangadu	Sneha,Tabu	Raghavendra Rao
	Okka Magaadu	Styam, Ragupathi	Anushka Sharma,Priyanka Kothari, Simran Bagga	Y.V.S Chowdary
2009	Mithrudu	Aditya	Priyamani	Mahadev
2010	Simha	Sriman Narayana, Narasimha	Nayantara,Namitha,Sneha Ullal	Boyapati Seenu

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One knows what to expect from a Balakrishna film and Simha is a perfect example of that: a true mainstream entertainer catering to the masses with high-voltage action, overdose of violence and the mandatory songs.

Balayya is back in full form bashing away the baddies as if it's child's play in this Telugu movie. Director Boyapati Seenu has ensured that Balayya's fans have their share of enjoyment.

The story goes like this: Sriman Narayana (Balakrishna) is a teacher (though one hardly sees him teaching) at a college where everyone is terrified of him. He is one of those guys who can't stand evil deeds, women being treated badly and injustice. If he's annoyed by anything, he turns beastly and beats up people.

His grandmother (K R Vijaya) is fed up of looking for matches for him and warns him not to indulge in violence to help people. But Narayana thinks otherwise. An English lecturer (Namita) starts liking him. A Sanskrit lecturer (Venu Madhav) loves Namitha and this is one of the comedy tracks in the film (the other being Ali's and Brahmanandam).

Janaki (Sneha Ullal [ Images ]) enters Balayya's life and then the story takes a turn in the second half. It rewinds to the past which has a bearing on the present. Both Janaki and Sriman Narayana's lives are linked. The rest of the film is more or a less a revenge drama.

The first half of Simha is lighter to some extent, with some humour, romance and entertainment as compared to the second half which is violent.

The director has churned out the usual story with the regular staples. At times, the logic in the screenplay goes for a toss.

But it's the large doses of violence and even some of the dialogues (which accentuate the violence bit) which are hard to digest. It's excruciating to watch the blood and gore and one wonders whether the Censor Board slept through the scenes.

Balakrishna has put in a restrained performance. Though his character is supposed to roar at times, he seems subdued most of the time. But he's given plenty to be pleased about as it is his show all the way.

The heroines Nayantara [ Images ] (who doesn't have much of screen space), Namita and Sneha Ullal are merely add-ons to provide glamour to the essentially Balakrishna fare. A plump Namita with her rather appalling dresses does not look good while Nayantara looks grand in ethnic wear. Sneha Ullal looks pretty but rather wooden.

Overall Simha is a typical Balakrishna film which only his fans can cheer about!

Simha Review

Simha Review, Bala Krishna Simha

Bala Krishna’s Simha, the much anticipated Telugu film from Bala Krishna fans is releasing today in a grand fashion. Simha is said to be a big budgeted film, and the music already did decently well. With this, Bala Krishna fans, for that fact the entire industry and Telugu audience are looking for a sensational hit from Bala Krishna. Simha movie has all the ingredients in it to become the much awaited sensation hit for Bala Krishna. It’s been sometime that Bala Krishna has got a big hit under his name.

Simha movie has lots of expectations both from fans and industry. The talk has been that Simha movie is going to showcase the Bala Krishna’s acting skills at his peak. Simha movie review is not yet clearly out

as Simha was released today, .i.e. on 30th April 2010. Simha movie, as per the initial sources is going to be a good movie. As per the benefit show reports, Simha movie review is positive and the industry circles hint that Bala Krishna can get a long awaited sensational hit with Simha.

Simha movie cast and crew

Actor: Nandamuri Bala Krishna
Actress: Nayanathara, Sneha Ullal and Namitha
Banner: United Movies
Music: Chakri
Producer: Paruchuri Kireeti
Director: Boyapati Srinivas
Release Date: 30th April 2010

Bala Krishna Simha looks like a different movie from his past flicks. Over a period of time Bala Krishna has not got the biggest hits he would like to. Many of Bala Krishna movies did well recently but didn’t give the biggest hits that normally fans want. Simha might well going to be the hit that Bala Krishna fans are waiting for. The star combination of Simha with three heroines and mass music specialist Chakri has increased the expectations on Simha.

Nandumuri Bala Krishna, sweetly called as Balayya by his fans is the son Late NT Rama Rao. Bala Krishna has got his own style of action in Telugu film industry. Bala Krishna is known for the aggressive roles, his previous flicks Samara Simha Reddy and Narasimha Naidu were sensational hits and Simha expected to be going in line with above two movies. Simha movie might sound parallel Narasimha Naidu or Samara Simha Reddy, but the sources revealed Simha movie has more social message in it than other movies.

Simha movie review is not out yet officially from anywhere, as it is releasing today. Simha movie review is expected to be positive from the initial inputs we have collected. If you watch Simha movie, please share your Simha movie reviews in comments below.

SIMHA news

News about 'Simha' PRAVEEN [Thursday, December 24, 2009]

United Movies' film with Nandamuri Balakrishna in the lead, Simha is currently being canned in Hyderabad in a specially constructed temple set. The film has Nayanatara, Sneha Ullal and Namitha as female leads. It is an interesting combination since Balayya is acting with three heroines in one film after a long time. Boyapati Srinu is directing the movie. According to Srinu, the body language and dialogue of Balakrishna will be distinct and it will impress upon the audience, especially among the actor's fans to no end. The director who carved distinct characters for top heroes Venkatesh, in Tulasi, in the past, is sure that his character will be very much liked by the fans. "The film tells the story of a courageous man. The traits of the character will be liked by one and all," states Boyapati. In a temple set specially erected in Hyderabad, the film is being shot with Balakrishna and other key actors. KR Vijaya, Kota Srinivasa Rao, Aditya Menon and Shravan are playing other roles. Malayalam actor Sai Kumar is playing an interesting role. Brahmanandam, Jeeva, Ali and others will be seen in comic roles. Chakri is composing the music. Parachuri Kiriti is the producer.

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Director is Saying "I am responsible for Nandamuri Fans, so i have taken more care"....

ee okka maata chalu boyapati garu memu pandaga sesukuntannam.....ela aina hit avvali...mamulga kadhu boxoffice hit avvali...

emantaru friends......wish balayya for SIMHA

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SIMHA IS WILL HIT THE BOX OFFICE

NBK simhaa will going tobe a bigg hit,blockbusterhit movie of 2010,the movie was done with bigh budget ,budget around to 30 crores ,for benefit shows only paying 3 lacks for benfitshow,audienc expeatatences are big,and balakrishna acting, is superb ,dilouges are extreamely super,promos are super ,action sequence in promos are wonderfull





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