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How much exited we were seeing ETR Promobut what it turned out to be🤢Ekta Mata CGM also going to come in Zee only na😡
no idea about cgm ...but ek mata alone is enough now if she with ZEE then poor CGM 🤢😆han ETR we were so excited when they show was going gud trp audience were not interested when it turned into something they all luved it 🤢
but Partu,inspite of all craps ETR had decent TRP 😲This TRP audience I say
ghost 🤢🤢 that might do well too who knw 🤢btw here people r after skr that they copy bahubai but ek mata after Rajamouli sir noone care 🤣heard she copied from bahubali nd for kasam from magadheera next makhi aa kya 😳😆
Go bananas!!!
It's raining creepy crawlies on Indian television.
Take a break all casting co ordinators, for the days of smart heroes and sanskari heroines are gone.
Saas-bahu sagas defined Indian television in the past, and now plots are literary bestial'.
And the channel which is spearheading the entire beast content revolution' is Colors.
It's ironical that with its upcoming show 24 season 2, the channel intends to redefine content on Indian television, on the other, its raking numbers with the help of elements like makkhi (fly), snakes and most recently a gorilla. Isn't that what you call a nullifying effect?
Scratch ...scratch...scratch head (like a gorilla)!!!
To be more precise, readers must have witnessed the recent changes in the channel's programming. Once known for making more realistic, path-breaking social dramas like Balika Vadhu, Na Aana Iss Des Laado, Phulwa among others, Colors has now taken a different path altogether. It seems that the channel is on a spree of making break from its image of a bold, progressive, intelligent broadcaster.
Making supernatural characters a cool trend, Colors came up with the show called Naagin, a story about two shape shifting snakes. There have been many shows earlier on Naagins, but none could reach the popularity of this one. Once shown on Colors, the shape shifting creatures went on to become a super hit among other show makers, with many producers introducing Naagin characters in their series. What is even more interesting is the fact that the daily showed many other such characters including a shape shifting nevla (mongoose), peacock and honey bee. Though we have seen Naagins earlier on small screen... mongoose, peacock and honey bee being integral part of a plot is truly mind boggling.
For the fans of small screen, if Naagins and Nevlas were not enough, the channel even turned its leading lady into a makhhi in Sasural Simar Ka. With that, the TRP of the show actually flew' high!!!
Finally, after all the insects, reptiles and birdies, even apes came into the picture. The channel presented us with a gorilla in Thapki Pyaar Ki, who fell in love with the leading lady of the show (Faceplam). No doubt that the audience of small screen have always appreciated love triangles on screen, but we never thought that the love triangle can also include an animal.
***No consummation scenes please***
We have serious doubts if Colors indeed is competing with other GECs in the space, or Animal Planet.
Well, we are no one to judge. But when a gorilla becomes a hero of a story, it does bring in a chuckle a two for anyone who loves good content, which is not regressive and banal.
Anyways, our good wishes are with the gorilla. May he climb up the ratings ladder in a jiffy and go on to win an award or two as a best performer. Soon it will develop tantrums and stop shoot demanding hike in per day. Soon media will write all kinds of stories about the gorilla. Gorilla lifestyle, gorilla gym habits, gorilla diet chart, gorilla affair, gorilla being cast in a new show, gorilla becoming brand ambassador of a product and what not.
Phew...
Isse accha to 400 saal ki baa thi...
Whoop whoop..banana shake anyone???
SS Rajamouli's magnum opus Baahubali: The Beginning broke many records at the box office and the film is now casting its spell at the award functions. The war-drama bagged five awards at the recently held 63rd Filmfare Awards southern edition.
The multi-starrer film won the Best Film Award and earned Rajamouli the Best Director honour, besides also fetching Best Supporting Actor (Female) award for Ramya Krishnan and Best Playback Singer (Female) Award for Geetha Madhuri for the song Jeevanadi. SS Senthi Kumar won the Best Cinematography Award.
On the other hand, Mahesh Babu won the Best Actor for Telugu drama Srimanthudu, while Nayanthara bagged the Best Actress trophy for her performance in Tamil action-comedy Naanum Rowdydhaan for the year 2015.
The best talents across the four southern industries -- Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam and Kannada -- were felicitated by Filmfare on Saturday.
In Tamil, while Vikram-starrer I pocketed four awards, while Jayam Ravi's Thani Oruvana andDhanush's Thangamagan bagged two awards each. Vignesh Shivan-directed Naanum Rowdydhaan and critically-acclaimed Kaaka Muttai won an award each.
Vikram won the best actor award for his performance as a body-builder turned suave model in I, which also won the Music Director Award for AR Rahman, Best Lyrics for Madhan Karky and Best Playback Singer (Male) for Sid Sriram for the song Ennodu Nee Irundhal.
For Thani Oruvan, Mohan Raja won the Best Director Award and Arvind Swamy won the award for Best Supporting Actor (Male).
Shweta Mohan won the Best Playback (Female) singer for the song from Enna Solla from Thanga Magan, which also won veteran actress Radikaa Sarath Kumar an award for Best Supporting Actor (Female).
National Award-winning Kaaka Muttai bagged the award for Best Film.
Composer-turned-actor GV Prakash won the Best Debut (Male) award for horror-comedy Darling.
The critics' award for Best Actor (Male) went to Jayam Ravi for his powerful performance in Thani Oruvan. In the same category, Jyotika won the best actor female award for 36 Vayadhinile.
In Telugu, SS Rajamouli's Baahubali bagged five awards, while Mahesh Babu's Srimanthudu won three awards.
Gunasekar-directed period drama Rudhramadevi and National award-winning romantic war-drama Kanche bagged two awards each.
Mahesh Babu pocketed the Best Actor Award for his performance in Srimanthudu, which also fetched Devi Sri Prasad Best Music Director Award and Best Playback Singer (Male) Award for MLR Karthikeyan for the song Pora Srimanthuda.
While Anushka Shetty won the Best Actor (Female) Award for Rudhramadevi, Allu Arjun won the Best Supporting Actor (Male) Award for the same film.
Sirivennela Seetharama Sastry won the Best Lyricist Award for the song Raa Mundadugeddham for Kanche.
Sekar VJ won the Best Choreography Award for Ram Charan-starrer Telugu actioner Bruce Lee: The Fighter.
Akkineni Akhil and Pragya Jaiswal won the Best Debut male and female award for their films Akhil and Kanche respectively.
In Malayalam, RS Vimal-directed biographical romantic drama Ennu Ninte Moideen bagged seven awards including Best Director.
Mammootty-starrer Pathemari bagged two awards including Best Film and Best Actor (Male).
Critically acclaimed Premam fetched Vijay Yesudas Best Playback Singer (Male) award for the song Malare Ninne.
Prithviraj Sukumaran-starrer Ennu Ninte Moideen earned its leading lady Parvathy Best Actor (Female) award, apart from Best Supporting Actor male and female for Tovino Thomas and Lena.
M Jayachandran won the Best Music Director Award.
Rafeeq Ahmed and Shreya Ghoshal won the Best Lyricist and Best Playback Singer (Female) awards respectively for the song Kathirunnu from Ennu Ninte Moideen.
In Kannada, Anup Bhandari-directed Rangi Taranga bagged four awards including Best Film, Best Director, Best Supporting Actor male (Saikumar) and Best Playback Singer (female) for Ichara Rao for the song Kareyole.
Puneeth Rajkumar won the Best Actor (Male) Award for his work in Rana Vikrama, while Parul Yadav won the Best Actor (Female) Award for Aatagara.
Sudharani won the Best Supporting Actor (Female) honour for her performance in Vastuprakara.
Sridhar V Sambhram was awarded the Best Music Director for Krishna Leela, while Jayanth Kaikini won the Best Lyrics award for the song Nenepe Nithya Mallige from Kendasampige, and Santhosh Venky the Best Playback Singer (Male) award for the song Raja Raniyanthe from Raate.
Veteran Telugu actor M Mohan Babu was bestowed upon with the Lifetime Achievement Award.
