Showing posts with label Ambika. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ambika. Show all posts

Wednesday, 9 June 2010

Censor objects to kissing scene in DNE

Censor objects to kissing scene in DNE

June 9, 2010



P Pictures is producing the film titled Drogam Nadanthathu Enna. New faces, Kishore, Swathi, Sasikumar and Leena are in the leads. Ambika and Delhi Ganesh are also sharing the screen with them. Sameer, who was an assistant to Ram Gopal Varma is directing it. The film was screened for the members of the Censor Board and censor have deleted bedroom and kissing scenes. The film is was awarded as A Certificate film.

Producer London Raja while speaking about this film, said,”These days, a cell phone is a great disaster for our culture. The newly married young couples record their intimate moments in their mobile phones. This film narrates how a life can be destroyed if this cell phone falls in the hands of another person. There were love making and kissing scenes since the story demanded it. But the Censor Board members objected saying it goes against our culture and asked us to delete these scenes. We have removed the scenes as directed. The film is being released on the 11th of this month.” (OI)

Tuesday, 1 December 2009

Heroine’s new definition of sexual

Heroine’s new definition of sexual

December 1, 2009



It seems ironic when actress Karthika claims that movies were not part of her career plan.

After all, her mother Radha and maternal aunt Ambika were acclaimed southern actresses just a couple of decades ago. “I’m a trained Kathak dancer and dancing interests me. Movie offers had been coming to me since I finished class 10 a couple of years ago. People wanted to see actress Radha’s daughter on screen, but we didn’t follow up on the offers,” explains the 17-year-old.

But when an offer to team up with debutant Nag Chaitanya came along, things changed. “Given that Josh was Nag’s launch vehicle, I knew I wouldn’t have much to do in the film.

But I’ve been brought up to believe that it is not quantity but quality that matters. I loved what I did and have no regrets about the film,” says Karthika.