Showing posts with label urumi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label urumi. Show all posts

Friday, 19 August 2011

Urumi movie reveiw

Urumi:  Akkada urumindhemi peddhaga ledhu le.............
Rating: 2/5




Story:
The film starts with a short introduction to the history of Portuguese exploration in the in the Age of Discovery to India, referring the legendary landing of explorer Vasco da Gama on 20 May 1498 in Calicut, the kingdom ruled by Zamorins of Calicut. Da Gama starts criminal deeds for the sake of perfumes in Kerala. He kills a Kotwal (Arya) in this process and his son Kelu (Prithviraj) takes oath to kill Da Gama.

He collects the gold from the persons who were killed by Da Gama and make a sword and name it as Urumi. Kelu is taken by Vavvali (Prabu Deva) and he grows up there. Kelu meets Arakkal Princess (Genelia) in the process of bringing Da Gama’s son. He uses him as a trap to catch Da Gama but the plan gets haywire. How Kelu finally kills Da Gama is the rest of the story.



Analysis:

Urumi is a  historical story which happens in Kerala backdrop. This movie is nothing special to telugu audience. There is no nativity in this story. Slow narration and screenplay ruined the movie which created the lack of interest in audience.

Most of the film looks like it is a historical explanation, which won’t suit the tastes of Telugu audience. The film lacks thrilling narration or nail biting action to keep them glued to the screen. This film is technically brilliant but lacks the arresting narration. The attempt can be lauded but Urumi can’t be a hit at Tollywood box office.

Performances:

Prithvi Raj’s performance is top notch. Genelia has done one of the memorable characters in her career. She worked hard for this role and it can be seen. Prabhu Deva gave a jovial performance and is a treat to watch. Jagathi is special. Tabu, Arya and Vidya Balan played guest roles.

Technicalities:

Story writer Shankar Ramakrishnan did good research and wrote this film with all the historical facts. Art department did a splendid work to recreate the 15th century look. Cinematography by Santosh Shivan is terrific. He has done a great job and deserves many awards for this work. Srikar Prasad’s editing is good. Deepak Dev’s background score played a vital role in keeping the mood of the film alive.



Plus Points:
> Performances
> Art work
>Cinematography


Negatives:
> Weak narration
> lack of nativity
> boring screenplay

Monday, 23 May 2011

Its very difficult to make a comeback, feels Genelia


Actress Genelia has opined that it is very difficult for any actor or actress to make a comeback in films after falling out of favour with the producers and directors.

Genelia, who debuted as ‘Harini’ in Shankar’s ‘Boys’ almost a decade ago, is still going strong in Tamil films with a mega-project ‘Velayudham’ opposite none other than Vijay in her hands at present. That the film also has

Friday, 25 February 2011

Santosh Sivan worried that Nayanthara get angry with Prabhu Deva


Santhosh Shivan while speaking about Urumi said,” Urumi in your place (Tamil Nadu) means musical instrument but in Kerala it is a warfare instrument. Since the title was suitable for both the languages, I have titled this film as Urumi.

The story happens in the 15th century. After 27 years of serious efforts, the Hindu kings started trade for spices like pepper, chillies and cloves. At that

Genelia ready to turning action queen


Bubbly girl Genelia D'Souza is heading for an image transformation. The actress, who is known charming looks, is ready to display the other side of her talent by turning action queen.

Genelia will be seen as a warrior princess in upcoming multilingual film Pathinaindham Nootrandu Uraivaal, a dubbed version of Malayalam movie Urumi. The actress is playing the role of a Portuguese queen in

Thursday, 24 February 2011

Nithya Menon says she is not interested in commercial or glamour roles


Nithya Menon has done the female lead roles in the film Veppam and 180. She while speaking to the media said," Acting for me is not new to me. I am acting right from my child hood. Every time I will try to come out of it. But circumstances made me a heroine.

When I got the opportunity for me in a Telugu cinema, I told the director that I am going to study cinematographer course at Poona Film

Tuesday, 22 February 2011

Prithviraj's Urumi trailer rocks!!


Santosh Sivan's action period drama Urumi's one minute promo trailer is currently the most viewed Indian film trailer on the net.

The social networking sites are full of appreciation for the teaser promo.

The trailer shows all the artists in the film, breath taking cinematography of Santosh Sivan, haunting background score of Deepak Dev, a former keyboard player with A R Rahman.

But what

Friday, 18 February 2011

Urumi Tamil as “Pathinaindham Nootrandu Uraivaal”


Cinematographer cum Director Santosh Sivan’s Latest Movie Urumi being made in Malayalam, Tamil, Hindi and English with Prithviraj, Genelia, Prabhu Deva, Vidya Balan, Tabu in the lead roles.

Now he changed titles of film according to their launguages. Tamil version Urumi movie titled as “Pathinaindham Nootrandu Uraivaal” and English version titled Vasco Da Gama.

The film is releasing worldwide

Monday, 7 February 2011

Arya doing a cameo in Santosh Sivan's multi-lingual Urumi


It's first broke the story of Arya doing a cameo in Santosh Sivan's multi-lingual Urumi with a quote from the actor.

Later, the news was denied by a section of the media. But on Saturday (Feb 5) the star was shooting for the film on the sandy beaches near Udupi in Dakshin Karnataka.

Arya made it clear: "I have never said I'm not part of Urumi. I always wanted to do a Santosh Sivan film as it

Genelia has completed the shoot of Urumi


Bubbly girl Genelia has completed the shoot of Urumi, directed by India’s most proficient cinematographer-turned-filmmaker Santosh Sivan in Tamil, Hindi, English and Malayalam. 

"That was a wrap for me on Urumi. Prithviraj is truly a fabulous co-star and Santosh Sivan is the bestest ever! I'm so glad I did this film, it marks my entry into the Malayalam industry. Fingers crossed, but raring to

Thursday, 27 January 2011

Arya joined Santosh Sivan in Urumi


Arya has joined the shoot of Santosh Sivan's trilingual in Malayalam, Tamil and Hindi- Urumi, a multi-starrer.

It will be Arya's first Malayalam film. The buzz is that he has replaced Vikram who had earlier promised to do a cameo, but at the last moment could not adjust his dates.

Urumi is a period drama set in the 17th century and has Prithviraj in the lead along with an array of stars like

Arya’s ‘Urumi’ replacing Vikram


Arya’s first Malayalam film is going to be ‘Urumi’ and he has got that film by replacing Vikram. Santosh Sivan's trilingual film ‘Urumi’ is a multi-starrer and a host of popular names either feature in full length roles or in special appearances.

It will be Arya's first Malayalam film. The buzz is that he has replaced Vikram who had earlier promised to do the cameo, but at the last moment could

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