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Monday, September 7, 2009
Slideshow - Bollywood’s Bikini Babes
Shruthi rocks in Unnaipol Oruvan

If you’ve not heard Unnaipol Oruvan’s songs, then you better get down to that right away! Shruthi Haasan bore quite a pressure on her young shoulders when she took on the challenging task of composing music for her father Kamal Haasan’s upcoming Unnaipol Oruvan. Directed by Chakri Toleti, Unnaipol Oruvan is the Tamil version of Bollywood movie A Wednesday. For those who have not watched the Hindi movie, the core theme of the story is terrorism, hence there is no time for running around trees in the flick. With the seriousness of the subject in mind, Shruthi has done a commendable job with the music. The songs use a lot of techno beats combined with hard-hitting lyrics. The numbers are unlike any you’ve heard recently, and though they may not be the kind you’ll be humming while you’re driving to work, they really grab your attention.
What really takes you by surprise is the voice of a very young child saying in the middle of the title song ‘I am the new face of terrorism’. It immediately awakens your senses to the mood of the movie and the current terrorist situation in the world, a situation that is robbing children of their innocence. Another song that quite intrigues is 'Allah Jane' sung by Kamal Haasan. He has used a very different voice modulation – one that is more nasal, in an endeavour to sound more like an Islamic priest, and hits the mark. Shruthi’s version of the same song has her vibrancy in every line of the composition. 'Nilai Varuma' is a duet by Bombay Jeyashree and Kamal – a rather interesting combo, with both of them putting their full souls into awakening the world to the increase in violence. The music blends western beats and Indian classical ragas, deftly. Shruthi turns singer yet again with 'Vanam Ellai Illai' along with rapster Blaaze – another upbeat song, this time about hope and strength.
The verdict on the album: Shruthi Haasan has proved she’s worthy of the 'Music Composer' title, and Kamal Haasan can stand tall, proud that his daughter has such an amazing musical talent!
Sunday, September 6, 2009
Moviebuzz Kamal &Sruthi meet the Internet media!

Kamal Hassan had an exclusive tete-e-tete with the Internet media on the eve of the audio release of his new film Unnaipol Oruvan at a five star hotel in Chennai.
The actor was in his elements, being extremely friendly with his humour sense taking the front seat.
After briefly introducing his daughter Sruthi Hassan the music director of Unnaipol Oruvan, Kamal was all set to answer the questions posted by the Internet media. He said: “For you people, it might be a remake of A Wednesday but for me, it is Unnnaipol Oruvan. Only small changes have been made to the original”.
Sruthi said that she does not intend to talk as her audio will speak for itself. There are five songs in the audio though only two songs will be there in the film as background score and they are the soul of the film.
“My dad was clear what he wanted and hence, it was easy for me to work with him. Blazee has written Tamil lyrics for the first time along with Dad and Manushiaputran. Dad has also sung a song in the album”.
About Mohanlal, his co-actor in the film, Kamal said: “ I got him to do the role as he is a star and an actor par excellence. He is a natural actor, does his work quietly without making a hue and cry about it and that’s his USP”
On his 50 years in cinema Kamal said in a lighter vein: “ Even if I did very few films in 50 years or didn’t do any films at all, it would have been 50 years since I came into films. So the credit of my 50 years in cinema should go to my producers, director and above all people who accepted me as an actor”.
He also added that songs were incorporated in the Tamil version of the film as songs are an integral part of Tamil culture and cinema for a very long time. He also shot back at a journo who asked him if Sruthi is a good music director: “Then why do you think, I spend so much money and send her abroad to study music?
He also said that Politics is boring for him and he is a performer and will be here to entertain us with more number of films and releases at regular intervals in future. The actor patiently gave sound bytes to each and every Internet site and left the venue with a smile on his face.
Monday, August 31, 2009
What's cooking between Abhishek and Shruti?

Abhishek Kapoor (Gattu) and Shruti Hassan
Elaborating on the Gattu-Shruti friendship the source adds, "Right now, they are testing the waters. They've stayed in touch after that first meeting and they often chat and exchange text messages. They are just getting to know each other and have been communicating regularly on Facebook as well. But both are being extremely cautious about their friendship right now even the normally straightforward Shruti, who loves to talk on anything and everything, is being guarded."
Gattu denies that he is in talks with Shruti for his film, "That's news
He insists she isn't in consideration for his film, but he's all praise for the actress who makes her debut in Luck, "Shruti has a great personality and is very talented. I am sure she will do very well in her career. I have seen her in the Luck promos and liked them. She looks very promising and sings beautifully."
Shruti, too, denies being in talks with Gattu for a role, "I am not in talks with Gattu for any film. I haven't gone on a date with Gattu or anybody else for a long time. Unfortunately, I don't know Gattu very well." Unfortunately? "I loved Rock On!! Gattu is a very talented director and I would love to work with someone as talented as him."