These are the times when old movies are either being remade or released after digitization. Close on the heels of the success of ‘Karnan‘, a Sivaji Ganesan classic, K Balachander‘s ‘Ninaithale Inikkum‘ is now following the suit.
The highlight of the film is that it has Superstar Rajnikanth and Kamal Hassan, the two biggest heroes of south India, as protagonists. The movie is all set to be released in digital format and an official announcement is expected soon.
“A huge amount was spent to convert the movie in digital format without any tampering to the original print. The output was good and finishing touches are being given currently,” sources say.
‘Ninaithale Inikkum‘ is a 1979 movie by K Balachander starring Kamal Hassan, Rajnikanth, Jayaprada, Geetha and Nakul. The film was also simultaneously shot in Telugu as ‘Andamaina Anubhavam‘. A large part of the movie was shot in Singapore.
Taking a step aside from the usual serious dramas that Balachander is known to direct, this film was an attempt at a light comedy with its music serving as the main attraction.
Superstar Rajnikanth’s Sivaji to release in 3D!
We have already written about this news.
Superstar fans have a double delight this year. For it’s not just the release of ‘Kochadaiyan‘ in 2012 but his blockbuster ‘Sivaji‘ that will re-release this year and in 3D!
It’s said that AVM, the makers of the film along with renowned Prasad Studios have been working on the 2007 blockbuster and converting it to 3D! It’s currently being worked on at the Prasad EFX Studio in Chennai. In fact, the work seems to have started last year itself!
Starring Rajnikanth, Shriya Saran and Vivek, this Shankar directorial with music by AR Rahman is dear to Rajini fans and is an out and out commercial entertainer that takes a dig at corruption in the field of education.
‘Sivaji 3D‘ is touted to release in September.
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July 22, 2012 at 4:23 pmSivaji: the Boss in 3D!!!
AVM Productions, the producer of the 2007 blockbuster Rajinikanth starrer Sivaji, the Boss, is planning to re-release the film soon, this time in 3D. The production house has made a tie up with Prasad VFX, a pioneer in 3D conversion. “The job is almost done,” said a source close to the production house, about the progress of the film.
Superstar too watched a preview of the film and was completely bowled away by the transformation in the presentation of the film. The producers are in talks with a couple of distributors for the re-release of Sivaji. Get ready for the boss’ ‘out of the screen’ actions.