Marmayogi

It is said that the movie launch function of Marmayogi will take place on July 13, 2008. Kamal Haasan has decided to hold the function at Grand Hotel in Mumbai and Pyramid Saimira, who will aid Kamal Haasan in producing this film, have also agreed with him.

Pyramid Saimira bought the rights to distribute Dasavathaaram in Coimbatore and were so happy with the results that they decided to fund the next project of Kamal Haasan.

By holding his next project's launch in Mumbai, Kamal Haasan has ensured that he will become more noticeable up North, where his fame is reaching unprecedented heights after Dasavathaaram. It looks like it will not be long before he will taste super stardom in North as well, where he is a much respected actor.

Also, Kamal Haasan's idiosyncrasy (which is very healthy) is very evident from his selection of dates to launch a film or to release it. Now he is launching a film on July 13th (the number 13 is considered as highly unlucky), while he released his magnum opus, Dasavathaaram, on June 13, 2008. It also shows how rational the actor is.

Kuselan Audio ON 30

Kuselan audio launch is slated to take place in Le Royal Meridien Hotel on June 30, 2008. All leading actors from Tollywood and Kollywood will take part in this audio launch function. Some of the film’s songs will have exceptional special effects, the computer graphics work for which are in progress at present. This will be over by the end of June or in the first week of July. Therefore, it is sure that the film will be released in July.

Not only will the songs have special effects, they will also have special stars of Kollywood. Yes! A song of this film which celebrates the completion of 75 years of Tamil Cinema will feature Ajith, Vijay, Vikram, Suriya, and Dhanush alongside Rajinikanth.

This song will exalt the contribution and effort of every individual involved in the making of a cinema, right from the light boy to the director and producer of a film. In fact, every Rajni film has a song that upholds the dignity of labour and exalts the work of the most ignored contributor. For example Annamalai had ‘Vandenda paalkaren’; Uzhaippazhi had ‘Uzhaippazhi illatha’ exalting the contribution of porters and those who did menial jobs; Basha had ‘Naan Autokaaran’ recognising the service by autorickshaw drivers; and Chandramukhi had ‘Devuda Devuda’, which recognized vital but ignored contributors of the society like barbers, cleaners, and so on.

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