This is really big exposure for Rahman. I hope Rahman keeps working with stars like Rajinikanth (Thalaivar).
sai --- In [email protected], "Thulasi Ram" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Meanwhile, the music of > Sivaji<http://www.rediff.com/movies/2007/apr/03rahman.htm>by A R > Rahman is a hit. "We got excellent feedback from places like Punjab > where people have loved every song though they cannot understand a single > word, which goes to show music has no barrier," the CEO added. > > > Sivaji in theatres on May 31 <http://sivajimovie.blogspot.com/> The long > wait is over. The most anticipated film of recent times, *Sivaji*, is > releasing on the May 31, AVM Studios announced. > > "No, it is not a lucky number or anything like that. The post- production > work will be over by May 15," S C Babu, CEO, AVM Productions said. > > Other than the digital prints, 400 Tamil and 300 Telugu prints will be sent > to various theatres all over the world making it the first Tamil film to be > released simultaneously in the US, Canada, Europe, Singapore, Malaysia, Sri > Lanka and Australia. > > In Tamil Nadu, a large number of digital prints will be despatched to 140 > digital theatres for the first time. However, the names of the theatres have > not been finalised. > > [image: Rajnikanth in Sivaji]"From the response we are getting, it looks > like the first two weeks will be fully booked even before the release," Babu > said. > > AVM seems excited about their new product, which has taken more than one and > a half years to finish. > The CEO agreed that *Sivaji* is the most anticipated film in India now. "We > keep getting queries about the film not only from Tamil Nadu but also from > all around the world," he added. > > Meanwhile, the music of > Sivaji<http://www.rediff.com/movies/2007/apr/03rahman.htm>by A R > Rahman is a hit. "We got excellent feedback from places like Punjab > where people have loved every song though they cannot understand a single > word, which goes to show music has no barrier," the CEO added. > > Incidentally, *Sivaji* is Rajnikanth's 100th Tamil film, and the ninth for > AVM. All the eight films Rajni had done for AVM were huge hits. > > *Sivaji *is also the most expensive film made by AVM and according to the > CEO, "possibly the most expensive film made in India too." > > http://www.rediff.com/movies/2007/may/14sivaji.htm >
