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Paramatma Kannada Movie Review, Release Date, casting, Yograj Bhat New Movie,

Paramathma Movie Plot.

Kannada movie Director Yograj Bhat announced his new project doing with Puneeth Rajkumar. In the 2010 Yograj Bhat planned do on film with Puneeth Rajkumar named Lagori and for so many controversies movie stopped in Pre-Production stage only. After that Puneeth Rajkumar did Jakie with Director Suri. Now Puneeth Rajkumar is in shooting of the Director K.Madesh new movie Hudugru Remake of Tamil Movie Nadodigal.

Yograj Bhat now titled Paramathma for his new film and Puneeth Rajkumar is in lead and as usual Ananth Nag and Rangayana Raghu are in lead. There are three heroins in the movie and for that roles Yograj Bhat selected Nidhi Subhaiah and Andrita Ray and Deepa Chari . This is second movie for Deepa Chari in kannada film industry, first film is in production stage ( Saarathi). Yograj Bhat Himself producing the Paramaatma movie and movie may be release in the month of August . V. Hari Krishna scoring music and Yograj Bhat writing Lyrics, As usual Yograj Bhat will creates the new era in Kannada Film Industry…

Higlights of the Movie .

Yogaraj Bhat Direction,

V.Harikrishna Music,

Puneeth Rajkumar Dance, Fight, Dialogs

Movie Title- Paramatma.

Three Heroins In the movie.

Hot Andrita Ray, Nidhi Subaiah, Deepa Chari ( Darshan new movie Saarathi Heroin)

Yograj Bhat Himself Producing .

Paramathma Movie Cast.

Puneeth Rajkumar

Ananth Nag

Rangayana Raghu

Deepa Chari

Andrita Ray

Nidhi Subaiah

Paramathma Movie Crew.

DIRECTOR——Yograj Bhat

LYRICS———-Yograj Bhat

DIALOGGED— Yograj Bhat

MUSIC———-V. Hari Krishna

PRODUCERS—Yograj Bhat, Jayanna

LANGUAGE—–Kannada

RELEASE DATE–Yet To Be Announced

Twenty-five years ago, the stalwarts of Kannada literature, Kuvempu and Shivaram Karanth, appealed to the Kannadigas to broaden their horizons

When the second World Kannada Meet begins on Friday, it will turn a new chapter in the history of Belgaum. As thousands assemble at the Veera Soudha Udyana to participate in a procession, it will be reminiscent of the 39th session of the Indian National Congress of 1924. What stands as a testimony to the glorious past of the place are Veera Soudha (a memorial) and Pampa Sarovar, a well dug up to supply water to the delegates of the session. The well continues to serve people of Belgaum even after 25 years.

The INC session held between December 26 and 28 was significant not just because Belgaum played host, but because of the impetus it gave to the freedom struggle. It was the only session chaired by Mahatma Gandhi, who showed great respect to the land by touching its soil immediately after landing here. It was here that the Mahatma adopted the “non-violent and non-cooperation’’ means to attain political freedom.

After saluting the martyrs, the procession on Friday will pay tribute to queen Rani Channamma at Channamma Circle. In 1824, Kittur Rani Channamma, with her valiant fight against the British, had inspired hundreds of Indians. She had paved the way for the first struggle for Indian Independence in the Sepoy Mutiny in 1858. In the last leg, the procession showcasing the rich and vibrant culture and tradition of Karnataka will reach the district stadium, the main venue of the Sammelana named after Rani Channamma.

At the magnificent stage depicting the grandeur of Belur and Halebid, the Kannadiga who has put Karnataka on the world map, Infosys mentor N R Narayana Murthy, will inaugurate the event. What follows till Sunday night would be an unbridled treat.

PAYBACK TIME FOR NRKs

Non-resident Kannadigas (NRKs) now have a chance to give something back to their state, which they left for better prospects. Tugging at the emotional chords of such people, the state government has drawn up a voluntary scheme called ‘My language-My state’ under which NRKs can contribute for the language and development of the state. “We will not force anyone to do anything but we will certainly not hesitate if they (NRKs) have anything to do for the language or the land,’’ said event manager and Belgaum district minister Umesh V Katti. NRKs can enjoy a package tour of one of the regions of Karnataka, free of cost, courtesy the tourism department. Of the 300 NRKs invited by the government, only 131 have confirmed their participation. Most of them reside in the US, UK and the Gulf. Prominent among them is Amaranath Gowda, leading lawyer in the US. He is the first foreign lawyer to be licensed in Michigan by the Michigan Board of Law Examiners as special legal consultant on the laws of India (1988). Lambeth mayor Neeraj Patil will also participate. PLEASANT POWER PROMISE

Promising a 24x7 uninterrupted power supply, Hubli-Electricity Supply Company(HESCOM) has decided not to let power shortage affect the World Kannada Meet. “We will supply an additional 20 Mega WTs on all three days. We are not taking any chance. We have set up a team of engineers and assistant engineers to attend to emergencies,” said Pankajkumar Pandey, managing director, Hescom. “We have installed an additional eight 250kv transformers and two 100 KV transformers with additional lines for power supply,” he said. In case of power problems, people can call chief engineer Rajappa on 0831-2478166 or 9448370252. TRUCK-LAG FOR A TUSKER

After a tiring journey of 24 hours, one of the three Dasara elephants brought from Nagarahole forest took ill on Thursday. Elephants Balarama, Krishna and Sudha boarded truck on Monday night and en route, they were fed sugarcane. On reaching Belgaum on Tuesday night, Krishna had a stomach upset. However, all the three elephants participated in the mock procession held on Thursday. WITH LOVE, FROM MAHARASHTRA

They are young, spirited and have a mission. Athletes from Maharashtra participated in the Run for Peace marathon in Belgaum on Thursday, sending a strong message to the Maharashtra Ekikaran Samithi leaders that they are least affected by the border issue, which is often raised by MES. AISHWARYA RAI IS COMING

District minister Umesh Katti, Sammelana special officer Vittala Murthy and Belgaum deputy commisisoner Ekroop Kaur on Thursday night said that Bollywood actor Aishwarya Rai will arrive in Belgaum by a special chartered flight around 2.40 pm to attend the meet. Earlier in the day, there were speculations that Rai had declined the invitation due to a threat from Shiv Sena supremo Bal Thackeray. KUNDA-GIRI IS AT ITS BEST

Sweet traders in Belgaum are elated as they are ready to cater to two lakh visitors. Topping the list of desired sweets is kunda, which has given Belgaum the nickname Kundanagari (the city of kunda). The sweet rich in khova and milk was first made by Raghunath Joshi from Rajasthan over a century ago. “Kunda happened by accident. Once milk was overboiled and took a solid form. My great-grandfather Jaikishan Raghunath Joshi added sugar to it. It turned out to be a delicacy,’’ said Kamalkishore Gajanan Joshi, owner of Gajanan Mithaiwala, the first sweet shop in Belgaum. NUMBERS ON YOUR PALATE This is what the state government has purchased to feed about 3 lakh people attending the three-day World Kannada Meet

• 12 lakh plates

• 3 lakh crisp rotis

• 550 quintal of rice

• 100 quintal dal

• 150 quintals of onion

• 65 quintal brinjal

• 3,750 kg kunda

• 15,100 litres of milk

• 14,300 kg curds

• 1,520 kg ghee

• 600 coconut

• 2 lakh banana

• 480 kg of grapes

• 1,608 pomegranates

Kempegowda kannada movie stills review

Film: Kempegowda (Kannada)

Director: Sudeep

Cast: Sudeep, Ragini Dwivedi, Ravishankar, Girish Karnad, Tara, Sharan

Rating: ***1/2

For every film that is high on substance, comes another that is super high on all things commercial. The see-saw in question is Kannada film industry’s latest offering, Kempegowda. The fact that this film was made with the aim of gaining a foothold, after team Shankar Gowda and Sudeep experienced a lull at the box office with their last film Just Math Mathalli, puts this one right under the scanner.

Kempegowda, a take-off on Tamil film Singam, is a story about an angry young policeman with zero threshold for injustice. His good work for the department wins him a series of promotions which also gradually increases the intensity in the kind of cases he ends up handling. The transition from a cop at a small village to being the assistant commissioner of police is interestingly conveyed through the pace of the screenplay — which is mellow initially but gradually goes on to become extremely quick.

This one also happens to be an out-and-out mass entertainer, the sort wherein watching it at one of the main screens on KG Road proves to be an unforgettable experience. Be prepared to see audience dance in front of the screen when the hero dances, whistle when the hero packs in a power-packed punch, feel the fury when the hero is humiliated and experience joy at every dialogue that marks the victory of the good over the evil. It is the sort of film that will attract the masses who thrive on living the larger-than-life screen image while they spend those few hours in the cinema hall. And quite rightly, it doesn’t come as a surprise that it has in it all the ingredients that make up the formula for commercial success.

Watch Kempegowda for its songs, most of which seem to blend in with the story rather than those cut and paste jobs that we are used to watching otherwise. Also engaging are the fights, which actually manage to get your adrenaline pumping. Watch it also for some intriguing performances by Sudeep and Ravishankar (the villain). The film is very high on style, which has upped the bar for the film industry in a big way.

Ragini Dwivedi looks fabulous in the songs, but pips down on the same scale during her scenes, thanks to bad makeup. One does see her better her acting skills with each film, but she’s failed to grab attention in two of her most important scenes, which, had she done well, would have had fans swooning over her and could have at least helped ‘up’ her position in the industry. There’s also Sharan, who brings in the comic element — totally hilarious, but prepare for a bit of an overdose. There is this endearing chemistry between Girish Karnad and Tara, who play the heroine’s parents, which rocks. Give us more of their bickering, any day.

Kannada Film industry participating Vishwa Kannada Sammelana and its list of activities

Vishwa Kannada Sammelana is taking place on 11th, 12 and 13 of March at Belgaum the Kannada cinema industry declaring holiday for five days from 9th of March is taking part in the inaugural day event of Sammelana and further taking up ‘Kannada Jagruthi’ tour on remaining two days.

It is Rs.30 crores event for three days organized by the Karnataka Government in the land dominated by MES political party where the border dispute is since ages from Karnataka and Maharashtra.

The Belgaum city and surroundings areas where the hotels, hostels, Marriage Halls, cottages, private houses are situated have been booked for accommodations.

More than one lakh people are expected to take part. Kannadigas situated in about 38 countries are reaching Bangalore the magnificent event.

Infosys Chairman NR Narayanamurthy will be inaugurating the 3 days Vishwa Kannada Sammelana while Aishwarya Rai Bachchan is the chief guest. The National poet Dr GS Shivarudrappa, Karnataka chief minister Dr BS Yediyurappa, ministers, local heads, one prominent personality from different areas are on the dais.

The team consisting of 1000 persons from Kannada film industry assembling at Freedom Park on Thursday morning leave for Belgaum in nearly 12 hours journey. In Twenty Volvo and 10 Rajahamsa buses the team from KFI take part in the mega event.

The following is the time table furnished by KFCC President Basanthkumar Patil:

· Assemble at Freedom Park at 8 am on 10th of March. Breakfast and departure to Belgaum at 8.30 am

· Reach Davanagere at 1 pm for lunch hosted by Shamanur Shivashankarappa.

· Reach Hubli around 4pm for coffee and snacks and reach Belgaum in the evening.

· At 9 am on 11th of March the KFI go in a procession to take part in the inaugural event that starts at 9.30 am.

· On the same day at 4.30 pm at the main venue the artists, technicians, producers, directors assemble for participation in the cultural activities.

· The Kannada film industry cultural show headed by Hamsalekha come up at 9 pm and for two hours various programs – song and dance depicting the significance of Kannada language in the banner ‘Namma Abhimana Chandana Vana’.

· On 12th of March 2011 – Morning we reach Hubli for ‘Kannada Jagruthi’ the hospitality is extended by Jagadish Shettar – follows a cultural show.

· On the same day reach Ranibennur at 3 pm for another show and hospitality is extended by Shivanna MLA.

· In the evening at Davanagere a mammoth cultural show by Kannada film industry take in the hospitality of minister Renukacharya. Halt at Davanagere.

· 13th Morning leave for Chitradurga for a program at 12 noon.

· In the evening at 5 pm another mammoth program is taking place at Tumkur for two hours. Minister Somanna and DCP Somasekhar are extending the hospitality.

· On 13th night the KFI reach Bangalore.