Genre: Family Drama/Action
Banner: Sri Lalitha Kalanjali Productions
Cast:
Bala Krishna
Sneha
Meera Jasmine
Navaneet Kaur
Jayaprada
Naresh
Thotapally Madhu
Pradeep Rawat
Kovai Sarala
Venu Madhav
Ali
Suthivelu
Geeta Singh
Jayaprakash Reddy
Lakshmipati
Crew:
Music: Guru Kiran
Story - dialogues: Thothapally Madhu
Cinematography: Sekhar V Joseph
Screenplay - direction: P Vasu
Producer: Vakada Appa Rao
Release Date: 1 February 2007
Story
Chowdary (Naresh) runs a music school at a hill station. Bala (Bala Krishna) teaches songs to Kalyani (Meera Jasmine), Chowdary’s daughter. Krishna (Bala Krishna) is a dance teacher at a rival college run by Chamundeswari (Jaya Prada).
Bala is a unglamorous naïve man while Krishna is a trendy hipster. Bala makes Kalyani fall in love with Krishna. The rest of the story is all about whether Bala and Krishna are the same and the reason behind Bala and Krishna trying to unite the college heads Chowdary & Chamundeswari.
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MAHARADHI (2007) |
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GURU KIRAN |
After Chithra, Upendra, Appu, Aaptha Mithra, Rama Shaama Bhaama and last year's blockbuster Jogi, Guru Kiran is the most happening music director in the Kannada film industry.
Hailing from Mangalore, he first started out as an actor, getting into music direction with the film A, which launched Upendra's career. A became a sensational hit and Guru Kiran has not looked back. His latest assignments in Kannada include the two most talked about films -- Shivaraj Kumar's Kumara Rama, and Vishnuvardhan's Ekadhantha. He has signed his first Telugu film MAHARADHI, to be directed by P Vasu with Balakrishna in the lead.
TO SEE INTERVIEW WITH GURUKIRAN CLICK HERE
Filmography
Composer:
1. Maharadhi (2007)
2. Yogi (2007)
3. Rama Shama Bhama (2005)
4. Auto Shankar (2005)
5. Hollywood (2003)
Soundtrack: 1. Maharadhi (2007) (performer: "Mangamma Mangamma", "Kamala Kucha Chuchuka") ("Balakrishna", "Mangamma Mangamma", "Veeche Galulalo", "Maja Maja", "Uppu Chepa Pappu", "Kamala Kucha Chuchuka")
