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| Hansika in black lacy dress |
She was born in 1991 and now she is 21 years old.
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| Hansika Motwani at a function in hot red dress |
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| Hansika Motwani hot movie stills |
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| Hansika Motwani hot navel show |
Showing posts with label Hansika Motwani. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hansika Motwani. Show all posts
Sunday, May 20, 2012
Tamil Actress Hansika Motwani new hot stills
She was born in 1991 and now she is 21 years old.
Oru Kal Oru Kannadi Movie Stills
Oru Kal Oru Kannadi is a new tamil movie screening on now. In the films Udayanithy Stalin, Hansika and Santham are starring. It is a new cool comedy film by directer Rajesh.
Directer Rajesh previously filmed SMS( Siva Manasil Sakthy) And Bass enkira Baskaran.
I suppose you all enjoyed this new tamil comedy film.
Friday, April 20, 2012
Oru Kal Oru Kannadi Movie Review
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| Oru Kal Oru Kannadi |
Starring: Udhayanidhi Stalin, Hansika Motwani, Santhanam
Direction: M Rajesh
Music: Harris Jayaraj
Production: Udhayanidhi Stalin
Oru Kal Oru Kannadi was the opening line of the popular refrain from director Rajesh’s first film Siva Manasula Sakthi which becomes the title of this flick of producer Udhaynidhi Stalin’s debut vehicle as hero.
Rajesh’s earlier two films (Siva Manasula Sakthi and Boss Engira Bhaskaran) were major laugh riots and hence expectations about OKOK were also running along the same line and length. To add to the excitement, the trailers of OKOK had also cranked the buzz blaster to an all time high.
The story of OKOK can be written at the back of a bus ticket but it is the package and the presentation that makes this Rajesh’s 3rd film an enjoyable ride and the director scores a hat trick with aplomb. Rajesh’s films are expected to travel in a particular format and he has not disappointed his fans.
For Udhaynidhi, his pleasant, naughty and innocent countenance are the major advantages and Rajesh has effectively utilized these. Udhay’s portrayal of Saravanan is neat and enjoyable and he scores well in his debut heroic film. There are no punch dialogues or action sequences to scream the arrival of a hero, no bragging of six-packs or a chiseled bronzed torso and no death defying stunts. Udhaynidhi is clever enough to have steered clear of all these paraphernalia and yet he impresses.
His emoting skills are also decent and the scene where he breaks into a rambunctious jive when Hansika’s marriage proposal fails and his facial expressions in the said scene are cute to say the least.
Hansika shines with her sparkling and cherubic presence. Her buxom frame has been made the target of laughter and it is to the credit of the director that the scene does not appear in bad taste.
And what can one say about Santhanam? He has become the sine qua non of Tamil films these days and is in his best elements in OKOK. Even if he just says “My name is Santhanam’, audience rolls on the floor laughing. OKOK has Santhanam’s typical witty spontaneous repartees that include, “kekkaravan kenaiya irunda K S Ravikumar daan carom board kandu pidichaar”, “puyal kaathula pori saapadaravan’, “raanuvathula azhinjavanoda aanavathula azhinjavan daan jaasthi” to name some.
Even when Santhanam tries to get serious, Rajesh immediately puts a check on him through Udhaynidhi’s words “Nee ellam seriousaa pesina adhu ummoonjikku set aagaadhu”. Santhanam has also tried his hand (rather feet) in dancing in OKOK and he comes out quite OK. The scene where he attempts to save Udhaynidhi from committing suicide brings the roof down with major tremors.
Saranya once again proves that she did not win the National Award for nothing. The sequence where Udhay makes her get into an auto for Hansika’s sake and her delight when her husband starts talking to her is a revelation.
Harris Jeyaraj’s music is also a plus to the film with akila akila topping the list. Balasubramaniem’s camera works unobtrusively in line with the film and he makes his presence felt in the song sequences.
There are a few factors which are common to Rajesh’s films like the hero-friend comedy, friendship, liquor sojourns, a sub-ordinary hero, an innocent mom and witty dialogues. They are all there in OKOK too. Although such commonalities are there, Rajesh appears to know his onions well and continues to deliver interesting times at the theatre to the audience. OKOK also has a cameo by Arya, Andrea and Sneha.
On the flip side, the film does lag on and off and thankfully Santhanam revives it then and there. The film sure is lengthy (2 hours and 50 minutes). And the reason for Udhay’s dad’s animosity towards his mom is unnecessary and in no way is linked to the progress of the film. The weakest link in the script is Udhay-Hansika’s romance and is on a yo-yo trajectory sans reasons. However, all these gaffes vanish into the background and oblivion, thanks to the enjoyable comedy ride OKOK gives.
Verdict: OKOK double OK
Sunday, September 4, 2011
VELAYUTHAM
Velu(Vijay) is a Village guy who stays with his widowed mother, a beautiful sister Kaveri(Saranya Mohan) and a cute Murai Ponnu Vaidhiyalakshmi(Hansikha). Due to his Sister marriage, Vijay will come to chennai to receive the amount he saved in a chit fund company. There he will meet Genelia who is a Journalist.
Genelia was earlier harassed by the misdeeds of Villain Abhimanyu Singh. He is the most influential person in the city who is an underworld mafia don. One fine day Genelia will see the accident where bunch of goons will die. She will use this incident and she creates a fictional char 'Velayutham'. When Vijay visits chennai there will be few bomb blasting incidents and he avoids all the bomb blasts without his knowledge. So people start to think that he is Velayutham.
Genelia will meet vijay & tells him about the ficitional character & Villain. Earlier, Vijay will refuse to continue the fictional charcater but later he comes to know that he is cheated by the chit fund company which runs by the villain & few common people committs suicide due to this forgery, so now our hero will wear the mask of Velayutham to stop the corruption in the city. And rest of the film speaks about how Vijay takes over villain and his gang.
Sunday, July 3, 2011
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