tamil-cinema: November 2010

Thursday, November 25, 2010

Heidi Montag blames late doctor for plastic surgery

Heidi Montag, who infamously underwent 10 cosmetic surgeries in one day, has blamed her late surgeon Dr Frank Ryan for her addiction to the procedures. She now claims she did not feel 'prepared enough' for the procedures.

“Maybe I should have known. 'But how can you know when your doctor's saying, ‘It's just a little of this, it's just a little of that?’ You know, it really becomes a lot,” the Daily Mail quoted the former Hills star as telling on the show ‘Celebrity Plastic Surgery Gone Too Far?’

“I definitely think I should have been way more informed. I think that doctors should really walk you through all aspects of it, not just the glamorous side of it. Doctors, it's like they're selling you cookies or something,” Montag added.

Frank Ryan passed away in August from head injuries after his Jeep tipped over the side of Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu. Back then, a shocked Heidi actually paid tribute to her doctor and tweeted that he was the most amazing person she ever met.

However, now she has clearly changed her tune saying that she felt like she was 'hit by a truck' following her ten procedures.

Saturday, November 20, 2010

Vijayakanth’s villain is from Thailand

An actor from Thailand is crossing swords with Vijayakanth in ‘Viruthagiri’, the Captain’s debut directorial venture which is getting ready for an audio release in a couple of days.

“Two villains are there in the film and a Thailand actor is one of them. The actor from Bangkok has played the lead role in many films there. He is happy to be part of Captain’s film,” say sources.

“A couple of stunts scenes shot at Australia and Malaysia will be highlights of the film,” sources maintain and add: “Vijayakanth is leaving no stone unturned since this is his maiden film as a director.”

Produced by L K Sudeesh on Captain Cine Creations banner, ‘Viruthagiri’ has Arunpandian and Mansoor Ali Khan in pivotal roles. “It is the story of an honest police officer who investigates a crucial case.”

Friday, November 19, 2010

Rohini turns director

Following the path of her contemporaries Suhasini and Revathi, versatile actress Rohini, known for her roles in Malayalam and Tamil films during the 1980s and '90s, is turning director with a Tamil film.

Her debut directorial venture has been titled Pambaram. According to reports, the actress has completed the script. Shooting will start soon.

Pambaram is the story of the life of a 13 year old boy who goes to Mumbai from a remote village to earn his living. The film will have new faces in the main roles and be shot near Kanchipuram and Mumbai.