Kutty is Produced by Gemini Film Circuit and directed by Mitran. R. Jawahar Kutty is an average film for all. You just can’t believe the film is directed by the same man who did ‘Yaaradi Nee Mohini’.

The film was touted to be a campus story but hardly have you felt it. The characters are flat without scope for anything. Even the actors look pale on screen as if the film was in the making for years. It starts off like a Mills & Boon romance but meanders to forgettable settings. Only Dhanush is good with his sense for comedy. Radha Ravi, Vincent Ashokan, Rajalakshmi and Mayilsamy are there but not there. Casting also leaves a lot to be desired. Why the sidekicks of Sameer are like some hired six-feet goons and not college mates? Gundu Arthi tries to provide some comedy at odd places. The turn of events in the film are not convincing and to some extent illogical. Also the film has a Telugu tang throughout.

It is said Kutty is a remake of Telugu film Arya which made Allu Arjun a household name overnight. But for Dhanush who is already a star in his own right this film is like a spoke in the wheel of his continuous good run. Its time to realize Tamil cinema has evolved and people have already started thinking differently long before Kutty.

Music while, u can feel the Telugu when watch, maybe because its a Telugu remake. If im not mistaken, in this movie shreya dance for 1 minute only. And shreya was not look horrible as in Kandhaswamy. she looks even better than other previous movies. some how, i feel the ending part is like same type as Yaaradi Nee Mohini. “people like that type of movie meh?” emmmm.
Its Nice anyway, i think Dhanush continuously defeat Vijay. This would be victory film for Dhanush again!

So Sad....

Some time back it was rumoured that the talented Silambarasan, a self-proclaimed fan of actor Ajit, would be doing a cameo in the latter’s upcoming Saran-directed film ‘Asal’. On his part, Simbu had gone on record saying that if the script and his role were satisfactory to him, he would have no qualms in starring in his favourite actor’s film.

Will he or not? We asked the man himself and Simbu replied by saying, “Till this date, I haven’t been approached by anyone with an offer to do a role in the film. Had I been offered such a chance, I wouldn’t have missed it for sure! Many a time I have communicated to my fans, through the dialogues and sequences in my films, that I’m a great fan of Ajit. That being the case, how would I miss out on such an opportunity?”

It appears that Simbu is yearning for a chance to appear on-screen alongside his idol.

A.R. Rahman’s brainchild, the KM Music Conservatory in Kodambakkam, Chennai now boasts of international faculty brought together from various parts of the world, all of them products of the most prestigious schools of music. The faculty consists of alumni of the Boston Conservatory, the University of California, the Trinity College, the Royal College of Music and many other such esteemed names. With such an imposing line up of musicians in the faculty, the quality of musical instruction available at the KM Music Conservatory is, beyond doubt, of an international standard.

The conservatory, of which Rahman himself is the principal, offers course programs affliated by the Middlesex University. The programs include a preparatory program (2-5 years), a foundation program (1-2 years), a degree program (three year) and a diploma program (2 years).

The conservatory envisions expanding the horizon of musicians in India by offering education in both Indian and Western music besides music technology and its mission is to provide students with a strong artistic, intellectual, and technical foundation. The KM Music conservatory can serve as a model for other similar institutions to be set up in India to enhance the quality of music and musicians produced by our country.

source: behindwoods.com