Bhimavaram vs Bheemavaram

I dont know about you but remakes are like walking on a double edged sword for me. Some will have an amazing cast combo that gets you excited but disappoint with bad screenplay (or worse scene by scene copies). Then there are others that should never have been redone! But thats only the negative side. However, remaking a song can be more tragic than an entire film. Again the fight is between the fans of the old wine against fans of the current fad. To me, some songs can work if they have the right voices and competent hands on the decks. But there have been quite a few doozies.

For examples, D.Imman redid the famous track of MGR's Atho Antha Paravai Pola Vaazha Vendum when he composed the songs for Madarasi. This same track was done by GV Prakash in Aiyirathil Oruvan. Personally, I prefer GVP's version but this song sounds the best in its original form. At the same time, A.R.Rahman [my messiah] did a cover for the ever sweet track Thottaal Poo Malarum with Hariharan and Harini. This version had more appeal to me without taking away from the original's capacity to make you sway.

So which is better? Is this a good trend? I dont know. But some tracks make me wish they left the original as it was. Take a look at the latest in remade songs I stumbled on.



Now this may not have been the full track but its going to take a lot of convincing and some majorly appealing choreography to say it is better than the original Bheemavaram Bulloda.

Hello Brother..

Adi ento teliyudu boss, Nagarjuna has always had a special spot. Whether its Geetanjali or King, his films have always had extra attention for me. Its funny how most of the movies I saw of his were the dubbed version but I still loved them. I remember watching Hello Brother so many times for the "Inba Raagangal" or " Priya Raagale" song. Absolutely loved Soundarya in the film and of course Ramya Krishnan was bindaas as usual.







Classnunchi complete Mass.. Raj-Koti musiclo ee range kooda unde..





Thankfully it was only dubbed into Tamil. Dont think I know anyone that could do the role in Tamil from that era. But the Hindi version Judwaa was a total classic. Salman like never before..well for me. And classic point. Rambha made her debut on screen with Kannepittaro Kannukottaro...





And then becomes the lead in Judwaa with Salman..





Kani okati boss... Salman Khan is awesome, doubt ledhu. Aa style enti, face enti, body enti. But mana Manmadhudhu manmadhudhe! Class aina mass aina, Nagarjuna laga evaru undaru!!