Kannada film Kempegowda Lyrics

Kannada song Tara Tara Hidiside Manasige Neenu lyrics

Cast: Sudeep, Ragini Dwivedi
Movie: Kempegowda
Music: Arjun Janya
Lyrics: Nagendra Prasad
Singer: Vijay Prakash, Shreya Ghoshal
Direction: Sudeep


Tara Tara Hidiside Manasige Neenu
Hagalale Mulugide Kanasali Naanu
Hididaru Kuniyutha Hrudayavidu Hiditake Sigutilla
Kuntaru Nintaru Nina Bhajane, Bere Kelasaane Illa..
Tara Tara Hidiside Manasige Neenu
Hagalale Mulugide Kanasali Naanu...
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Ee Nagu Sigalu Chandamama Inneke..
Naa Ide Modalu Kande Maathaado Jinke..
Preethiya Ruchiyanu Indu Naa Tilidenu..
Entha Hosatana.. Kaledode Eega Naa..
Nannali Rasikanu Janumava Padedanu..
Ninna Kaalguna.. Idakella Kaarana..
Hididaru Kuniyutha Hrudayavidu Hiditake Sigutilla
Kuntaru Nintaru Nina Bhajane, Bere Kelasaane Illa..
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Dina Raatriyu Nillade Nillade.. Ninna Jaatreyu Saagide Saagide..
Idakondu Parihaara Tilisu..
Maathaade Summane Summane.. Vadhu Maadiko Nannane Nannane...
Muddaagi Samsaara Nadisu..
Haadu Hagale Shuruvaaythu Sulige.. Howdu Nalla Atiyaaytu Salige..
Sa Ga Ma Ga Ma Ga Ma Ga Ma Ga Ma Ga Ma Pa Ma Ga Ri Ga Ri..
Neeniralu Sigo Majave Bere..
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Tara Tara Hidiside Manasige Neenu
Hagalale Mulugide Kanasali Naanu..
Kanasali Naanu.. Kanasali Naanu..
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Dwarakish new kannada film Vishnuvardhana in trouble

Kannada actor Sudeep will soon be seen in Vishnuvardhana, a kannada film launched by veteran actor and film producer Dwarakish is in controversy now.

The kannada film 'Vishnuvardhana' is sure to excite millions of fans of legendary Kannada actor Dr Vishnuvardhan who died just six months ago.

Priyamani and Bhavana have been selected as the two heroines of the film. Sonu Sood will be playing an important role in the film which will be directed by debutant V Kumar, who has worked with well-known Tamil film director K S Ravikumar in films like Dashavathaaram and Villain.

"We finalised the title of this big budget film after lot of brainstorming sessions with the team of technicians and also some well wishers. I don't know how the news about the title has spread. We finalised the title on Monday evening, but my mobile has been flooded with calls from more than two hundred Vishnu fans," said Dwarakish.

He said the title perfectly suits the action-oriented entertainer because Vishnuvardhan was called as Sahasa Simha (Lion of Action) by his fans.

Vishnuvardhan's original name was Sampath Kumar, which was changed to Vishnuvardhana by legendary kannada film director Puttanna Kanagal when he launched the actor in the 1972 blockbuster Nagarahaavu.

Vishnu had acted in a small role in the award winning film Vamsha Vruksha directed by Girish Kasaravalli and B V Karanth jointly and the titles of the film displayed his name as Sampath Kumar.

But now kannada Producer-actor Dwarakeesh's plans to make this film on the legendary actor Vishnuvardhana with the same title has run into rough weather into the late actor's wife kannada veteran actress Bharathi Vishnuvardhan taking objection to it.

Besides, the Karnataka Film Chambers of Commerce (KFCC) has not approved the film title.

KFCC President Basanth Kumar Patil said: "How can Dwarakeesh announce a movie without getting the title approved by the KFCC Title Committee. I have sent a notice to Dwarakeesh not to launch the movie without seeking our approval."

As per KFCC rules, a movie project can be announced only after the Title Committee clears the title. "There is another rule that clearly states that film titles in the name of actors and actresses cannot be granted," Patil added.

Bharathi Vishnuvardhana contended that Dwarakeesh planned to encash on Vishnuvardhana's name for commercial motives. She has asked Dwarakeesh to alter the name to Raja Vishnuvardhana.

When contacted, Dwarakeesh said: "Unnecessary controversy is being created. The film title is Vishnuvardhana whereas the actor's name is Sampth Kumar Vishnuvardhana. Come what may, I will make a film on the title Vishnuvardhana. Dare anybody stop me?"

Dwarakeesh and Vishnuvardhana were close friends who did many films together some of them which were blockbusters. Their friendship, however, was not stable. The two fell apart after they joined hands for Aaptha Mithra.

Bharathi Vishnuvardhana, multilingual actor and wife of legendary actor Dr. Vishnuvardhan is apparently hurt over the use of her husband's name as the title of the film.

She expressed her unhappiness over this development and said that she will go against anybody using her husband's name for cheap gains. "When I saw the press reports that Dwarakish is using my husband's name as the title of the film, I was really hurt. Everybody knows Dwarakish's attitude and his remarks against my husband at every available opportunity. He did not succeed in his endeavour. That is mainly because my husband was a legend and has helped thousands of people in his time. But the same person who denounced my husband all the time now wants to use his name for the title of his film for some cheap publicity and monetary gains' says an agitated Dr. Bharathi Vishnuvardhan. She is now involved in completing all the unfinished developmental works initiated by her husband.

The Karnataka state government is seeking her advise for the Rs. 10 crore Dr.Vishnuvardhan Memorial Project. Ms. Keerthi Vishnuvardhan daughter of vishnuvardhan also said that she is against the use of her father's name for any commercial purposes.

Bharathi Vishnuvardhan is also unhappy about the news reports that suggested that Dwarakish has included many real life incidents relating to the personal life of Dr. Vishnuvardhan. "How can some one say that he had known Dr. Vishnu's personal life. My husband was a private person and did not mix up his profession with his personal life. That is precisely the reason why millions of fans liked him' said Dr. Bharathi. She hoped that Karnataka Film Chamber of Commerce will not clear the title for the film, as there is a policy in the chamber not to allow the use of the name of celebrities in the title of the film.

The use of Dr. Vishnuvardhan's name for the title has also been opposed by a large section of Dr. Vishnu's fans, though Dwarakish claims the opposite.

Will fatherhood dictates Kannada actors choice of films

PUNEET RAJKUMAR

I always choose roles that family audiences can watch. So, I don’t specifically worry about how my children may perceive the projects I do. Ours is a film family and I’m happy to have done such films so far.

SUDEEP

Fatherhood has definitely brought out the best in me. Earlier, I took things for granted, but my daughter has made me take life more seriously — both professionally and personally. But it hasn’t affected my choice of roles because I’ve never done films that featured obscene scenes or that would make audiences uncomfortable. But being a father has definitely helped me become a better actor.

GANESH

I’ve made an attempt to balance my time between my daughter, Chaaritrya, and my films. I do just 2-3 films a year now and I’m trying to spend as much time with her as possible. But I don’t think an artiste changes because he becomes a father. I’ve always played characters that my audiences like, and will continue to do so. I might, however, do the sort of roles my daughter would like to see me in when she turns three or four.

SRIMURALI

I have become more picky in terms of the roles I play, but just because I’m a father now, it doesn’t mean that I’ll only play a father on-screen. I’ll continue doing what’s best for me until audiences get bored of me. But it’s a great feeling to have a new entrant in the family. Previously, dad used to take care of me. Now, it’s my turn to be more responsible.

SRINAGAR KITTY

Ever since I became a father, I try to spend as much time as possible with my daughter Parinita between shoots. She’s too young right now, she can’t even say ‘papa’, but as she grows up, I might do roles that she’d like to see me in.

Kannada actor sudip slaped assistant on set

Gentle’ Kannada actor-director Sudeep stuns moviedom by assaulting assistant who delayed script work, according to Bangalore Mirror.

Sudip was directing Kanwarlal, a Kannada film starring himself.

Strangely, it was not victim, but Sudeep’ s friend who made a big noise about the slap. Hence creating big doubt about the incident.

After kannada director Nagatihalli Chandrashekar, it’s actor director Sudeep’s turn to be caught in a temper tantrum. According to whispers from the sets of Kanwarlal, Sudeep “slapped” assistant director Sagar early this week for not getting the script sheet on time.

Curiously, it was not Sagar who took offence but Suresh Raj, the associate director and Sudeep’s longtime aide. Not only did Suresh blast Sudeep in front of the cast and crew but also left the shooting midway. Ironically, Sagar continues to work on the film, for which a huge set has been put up at Minerva Mills.

There were no eye-witnesses to the “slapping” incident that is said to have occurred inside a room. Suresh Raj told Bangalore Mirror that he got to know of it later and had told Sudeep that it was wrong.

But sources say that more than the alleged slapping, it was Suresh taking on Sudeep that heightened the tension on the sets. Every one was shocked and work stopped till Sudeep asked Suresh to leave.

“It is not something I want to blow up. Everyone has to work with a smile on the sets. I am happy that work is progressing smoothly now. What I protested against was the slap. Mistakes happen and people can always be told to correct it. No one has the right to beat or slap anyone,” Suresh said.

Sudeep calls Suresh “anna” (big brother). So, it was a surprise to those on the set when Suresh blasted Sudeep. No one had noticed or even spoken about the slapping incident till then.

A month ago there were rumours that Suresh had allegedly taken a commission of Rs 5 lakh from Sudheer Bhandari, promising him dates for Sudeep for a new film. Did Suresh blow up the incident to divert attention from the alleged fraud? Or was there some other motive?

Suresh, for his part, said he would “forgive and forget” and get back to work. Sudeep, however, hurt by the incident did not wish to speak.

A few months back, Nagatihalli Chandrashekar allegedly slapped actress Aindrita Ray after she reported late during a shoot in Macau.

Title war between Sudeep and Dinesh Gandhi

Producer Dinesh Gandhi, once a friend of Sudeep, is now happy at the actor's discomfort which he created.

Dinesh Gandhi, who established himself in Sandalwood riding piggyback on Sudeep, is now the thorn in the actor’s flesh. He is happy watching the fun as Sudeep tries to get back the title for a film which he had asked Gandhi to register in the first place.

Veera Madakari in which Sudeep acted and directed, financially stabilised Gandhi as the producer. By the time the film released, Sudeep and Gandhi had fallen out as the latter had failed to pay remuneration to the actors and technicians of the film. The film succeeded, but Sudeep kept away. During this time Gandhi had registered the title Dhandam Dashagunam on the insistence of Sudeep. An advertisement announcing the film with Sudeep and Shankre Gowda as the producer also appeared.

But the film did not take off then and Sudeep appeared in a few other films in between. When the announcement of the film was made again, Gandhi clandestinely transferred the title to Umesh Banakar with an unlikely clause that the title would be reverted to him in case it was not being used. Gandhi’s way of getting back at old friend Sudeep has not gone well with anyone in the industry. Sudeep, who has not yet forgiven Gandhi for the trouble caused during Veera Madakari, has kept his silence and distance from the ongoing tussle.

Namma kannada actor Sudeep in Bollywood

Kannada actor SUDEEP’S been lying low for a while. And he’s only being seen at press conferences for his films. To which namma Kiccha says, “I believe in my work speaking for itself and not in being spoken about to stay in the news. If I have to speak to the media, I want to meet them with solid content.”

Sudeep’s also been spending a lot of time in Mumbai this year. He’ll be making his debut in Bollywood in Ram Gopal Varma’s Phoonk, a film based on black magic. “I was never apprehensive of debuting in another language. I just wanted to be directed by someone of RGV’s calibre. And I think I’ve delivered what he needed — in fact, it could be more than what he expected out of me,” says the kannada actor.

Which is probably why RGV has signed him for another flick, even before his debut, Phoonk, has hit theatres. “It’s an action-packed flick and will get rolling in November,” Sudeep informs us.

Back in Sandalwood, he has taken over the task of directing his forthcoming film, Veera Madakari. “Sadhu Kokila, who was originally slated to direct this flick, is busy with the shooting of Theertha. It was difficult to juggle two films simultaneously. So we arrived at an understanding that I’d direct Veera Madakari,” he explains. It’s the first time that the actor will be directing a film outside his home banner.

“But I will be directing my home production, Just Maat Maatalli, soon after I’m done with my present commitments. It’s a straight film and we’re in talks with Ramya to play the lead,” says Sudeep.