 | Violence
non-stop
SHOOT at sight. Point blank.
In different ways that´s exactly
what Ram Gopal Varma
(RGV) and his characters do
in Department.
While his cop heroes, Sanjay Dutt,
Rana Daggubati and their hazily
sketched compatriots, go on a cleansing
rampage against socio-paths, RGV
goes on his own trip ...
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issue: Nandana Sen |  ACTRESS Nandana Sen shot
bold scenes for Rang
Rasiya unabashedly, but
she feels boldness is treated
with double standards in
the industry.
The daughter of Noble laureate
Amartya Sen, Nandana, who has never
feared skin show, says it is important
for filmmakers to portray intimacy and
women in an artistic way.
"I do think boldness is a complicated
issue, and needs careful consideration
and treatment. Female bodies are often
ruthlessly and ingloriously treated as
objects in showbiz, and I´d never agree
to that. It would take away my humanity
by turning me into a commodity,"
Nandana said.
She says it is high time women were
treated ... | | | Brad Pitt mob movie portrays
broken American dream |  KILLING Them Softly, Brad Pitt´s
latest movie, takes place in an
unspecified US city which has
borne the brunt of the financial
collapse — houses are abandoned,
shops are shuttered and petty criminals
and mobsters alike are struggling to get
by.
The movie, co-produced by Pitt, is in the
main competition at the Cannes film festival
this year.
Pitt plays a ruthless hitman Jackie Cogan,
brought in by a syndicate of mafia bosses to
eliminate a group of thieves who raid a highstakes
poker game.
It features gangster movie mainstays Ray
Liotta and James Gandolfini, and reunites
Pitt with New Zealand-born director Andrew
Dominik after the two ... | | | Everyone is number one
here, says Samantha |  SHE might just be two
years old in the movie
business, but actress
Samantha Prabhu has
powered her way to
the top at a surprising speed.
After delivering a superhit
with Dookudu in 2011, this
"lucky charm" of Tollywood
can´t be more happy about her
"super exciting 2012". "Eight of
my films are releasing this year! I
can´t be happier as I play a different
character in each of these
films," says a beaming Samantha.
Ask the actress her reaction on
being called ´Number 1´ in the South
film industry and she laughs it off.
"Everyone is called that! How
many number ones are there in
the industry really? If you ask
me, the equation changes every
Friday," she quips... | |
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