Monday, October 6, 2008

Tamanna busy in Aegan

In a short span of time, Tamanna has shot to glory in Tamil cinema. Though, she began in a bad start with 'Kedi' and 'Vyapari', Kallori brought a tidal change in her career. Her performance in the movie was highly acclaimed and she was soon flooded with offers.

She is acting with Surya in 'Ayan', produced by AVM and directed by K V Anand, followed by the Dhanush starrer 'Padikathavan'. 'Anandha Thandavam' opposite a newcomer Siddharth and a Telugu film 'Konjam Ishtamga and Konjam Kashtamga'.

'I watched 'Khaakha Khaakha' and became a great fan of Suriya. I was thrilled when I was called to act in 'Ayan' with Surya. Similarly I am excited to work in the Tamil remake of 'Jab We Met' opposite Bharath. I don the role enacted by Kareena in the original,' she says.

Though I get offers in different languages, my priority is to do movies in Tamil. I am getting good offers here, she adds. 
Source:Tamanna busy in Aegan
 
Movie:Ayan

Wednesday, September 24, 2008

Surya in Ayan fight scenes

A grand set has been constructed for the Surya starrer 'Ayan' at Binny mills in Chennai for the making of a fight sequence. Directed by K.V. Anand, the movie is being produced by AVM productions, a production company that holds the accolade for making movies since a few decades from the past. 

Surya is pitted against Tamanna, the actress who gave a graceful performance in 'Kalloori'. The cargo landing bay in an airport has been envisaged by art director Rajeevan in which a stunt scene was shot for four continuous days. Kanal Kannan choreographed the action in which Surya enacted a cooked up fight against the henchmen of the Villain, played by Bollywood actor Akashdeep Saigal. 

Consequently, the end sequence for 'Ayan' is planned to be shot in South Africa by November. It is proposed to be made in a canyon near to Cape Town. Industry talks say that about one fifth of the estimated budget for this movie is to be spent on filming this grand finale.

 
Source:Surya in Ayan fight scenes
 
Movie:Ayan

Tuesday, September 16, 2008

Sivakumar's advice to son Surya and Karthik

This is that period of time in the Tamil film world that almost every hero wants to sport a six-pack-ab. After Shahrukh Khan displayed this supposed 'macho feature' in the film 'Om Shanti Om', almost every actor wants to sport one. Though surprising, Dhanush started it all in Tamil films displaying his abdomen in the film 'Polladhavan'.

Surya decided to workout in order to obtain a six-pack-ab for Gautham Menon's 'Varanam Aayiram'. Since he had got into shape and it looked appealing on him, he wanted to continue with that look for his next project 'Ayan'. Now that his shooting portion for the film is over, reports suggest that he is back to his normal diet and workout.

Vishal had the packs for 'Satyam'. Looks like actors 'Jayam' Ravi and Vijay Arun too want to sport six-packs and are currently working out.

At a function recently, Sivakumar met these young actors and was aghast to see their cheeks all sunken-in with an unhealthy look (the side effects in sporting a six-pack ab). On returning home, the veteran actor known to endorse a healthy body, got hold of his second son Karthik and spoke to him at length against entertaining any thoughts of having a six-pack.

 
Source:Sivakumar's advice to son Surya and Karthik
 
Movie:Ayan

Tuesday, August 19, 2008

Prabhu in ‘Ayan’

Veteran actor Prabhu is making a name for himself as a character actor these days. He is known to perform with ease a plethora of characters. Thanks to films including 'Unakkum Enakkum' and 'Pasakiligal', Prabhu has been flooded with such offers.

Recently he played the role of a security officer in 'Kuselan' appearing alongside Rajinikanth in the film. The actor has been assigned to do a prominent role in 'Ayan', a movie directed by cinematographer – director K V Anand. Produced by AVM Productions, the film features Surya and Tamanna in lead roles.

A major portion of the film involving Karunaas, Suriya and Prabhu were shot in the streets of Chennai. The movie has been made with a big-budget and plans are on to complete the film quickly.

 
Source:Prabhu in 'Ayan'

Surya – Tamanna’s London climax

The Surya – Tamanna starrer Ayan is close to completion, save for the climax scene and a few songs. Directed by K.V. Anand, the movie will have Surya flaunting his recently acquired six packs, originally for Vaaranam Aayiram.

Ayan's cast and crew were recently stationed in South Africa for a fight  sequence for which Anand has employed mean looking locales. And the scenes are said to have come out impressively well. Anand is soon preparing for the last leg of his overseas shooting. This time around, the crew will fly to London for filming the climax sequence.

Ayan is scored by Harris Jeyaraj and is slated for a late 2008 release.

 
Source:Surya – Tamanna's London climax

‘Ayan’ Team in north Chennai

Surya is the hero of 'Ayan' directed by K V Anand. Ayan means one who's incomparable, one who is brilliant. Tamanna is the heroine and Karunaas appears in a character role.

The first schedule was shot overseas. On return to Chennai, Surya first completed Gautham Menon's 'Vaaranam Ayiram.' Now, he's back to 'Ayan' and shooting is on way. Burma Bazar is the background of this story, so a majority of scenes are being shot in north Chennai.

For the past 20 days, shooting is going on at Tondiarpet and Ennore areas. Surya and Karunaas figure in these scenes. Some scenes are to be shot on sets put up at AVM Studios.

 
Source:'Ayan' Team in north Chennai

Ayan Surya Fight Scene

Then foreign cameras and cameramen were introduced. Now Tamil cinema has gone so far as to bring in stunt masters from overseas. The car chase scene in 'Sathyam' is by foreign stunt masters and technicians.

In 'Dasavataram,' 3 self defense artistes from abroad participated. This trend continues in Susi Ganesan's 'Kandasamy' and K V Anand's 'Ayan' starring Surya in the lead. A song was recently shot in Africa with Surya and Tamanna, as well as a fight of Surya with villains.

The stunts in 'Ayan' are by Kanal Kannan. The scenes in Africa are by Kanal Kannan collaborating with a local stunt master. African stunt men also are featured in this fight scene.

 
Source:Ayan Surya Fight Scene