| Banner: | Mediaone Global Entertainment Ltd, Majestic Multimedia Limited | 
| Cast: | Arya, Shriya Saran, Preethi Rao | 
| Direction: | Manikandan | 
| Music: | Hariharan, Leslie Lewis  Times  have changed. But changed not is the craze for romance fictions and  travelogues. Blending the both on celluloid is Manikandan, a former  associate of late Cinematographer-filmmaker Jeeva. His forthcoming venture 'Chikku Bhukku', starring  Arya and Shriya Saran in lead roles, is a romantic entertainer shot on a  train. The film is produced by Media One Global Entertainment Limited  in association with Majestic Multimedia Limited. Interestingly, Manikandan and Media One share a good  rapport even before the commencement of this venture. For it was  Manikandan who completed 'Dhaam Dhoom' after its director Jeeva's sudden  demise. According to a press release, the duo has now aimed  to reach even higher with 'Chikku Bhukku'. The release says: "The film  stars Arya, who did a stunning performance in ‘Naan Kadavul’. Shriya  Saran has done a never before performance in this film. Debutante  Preetika has a very important role and she is the younger sister of  Bollywood star Amrita Rao." "Arya with his earlier performance in 'Varudu' has  created a brand for himself with the Telugu audience, while Shriya is a  leading actress in Tollywood. Considering the kind of response that  these lead actors hold, the film will simultaneously release in Tamil  and Telugu," it adds.  Most  of the technicians who had worked with Jeeva are part of the 'Chikku  Bhukku' team. Camera was handled by R B Gurudhev, dialogues were written  by S Ramakrishnan, and lyrics were done by Valee, Pa Vijay and music by  Colonial Cousins Hari and Lesle, while Rekha Chinni Prakash and Dinesh  did the choreography. The costumes were handled by V Sai and Deepali  Noor. Says Manikandan, "The film is a romantic travelogue,  which starts in London and ends in Karaikudi. The shooting took place in  and around trendy areas of London, scenic locales of Mysore, Coonoor  and traditional houses of Karaikudi. The diversity between spectacular locations in  London, rain forests near exotic western ghats in Karnataka and  monumental Karaikudi would give a new look and grandeur to ‘Chikku  Bhukku’." He adds: “I learnt a lot of things from my mentor  Jeeva. ‘Think big and be confident about whatever you take up,’ he would  say. I am sure ‘Chikku Bhukku’ will work, thanks to its script and lead  players.” On the movie’s storyline, he says, “It is a romantic  travelogue. As the title suggests, a train will be seen in the  background in most parts of the movie.” On the whole, 'Chikku Bhukku', a nostalgic clang of a  train, is expected to give its viewers, a new romantic journey, which  would be enjoyed by one and all. | 
Saturday, 24 July 2010
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