Freak Penne song controversy - Lyca buys Dhanush film - Jailer director now Producer - Kannada TV star Rakksh Raam turns hero -

Are Rappers be called music composer ? . This a point raised by music director Shaan Rahman in his reply to Rapper Satyajit who alleged that his composition Freak Penne in Oru Adar love film was not credited to him and instead it was given to Shaan Rahman. Rahman says that the film director asked him to incorporate the song that was on social media and all he did was to produce the song in his studio. The music company usually credits the song to the music director and rapper are credited for lyrics and vocals. He points out that EMINEM is called a rapper and not a music composer. Rahman said that he would make changes in credits of the song and satisfy Satyajit.

Nelson director Jailer has turned producer. He has cast Dada fame Kaving as hero and Priyanka Mohan as heroine. Directed by Siva Balan, the film has music by Anirudh. Latest buzz on Anirudh is that he has dropped out Naga Chaitanya film with Sai Pallavi and instead Santosh Narayanan has been brought in. reason for bring Santosh is that the fees demanded by Anirudh is too high for Naga film market. Director is Chandoo. In Telugu he is scoring for NTR Jr Devara.

Captain Miller starring Dhanush launched a year back is releasing on December 15th and Producer Thygarajan has announced that Lyca has bought the overseas rights. Reports say that it has been bought for Rs 24 crores.

Rakksh Raam, the immensely talented actor who has won hearts on the small screen with his stellar performances in hit TV soaps such as 'Gattimela' and 'Puttagowri Maduve' will grace the silver screen for the very first time in the much-anticipated action thriller, 'Burma'. BURMA will be a PAN India release, releasing in Kannada, Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam, and Hindi. Director Chethan Kumar, known for previous commercial blockbusters like 'Bahaddur', 'Bharjari', 'Bharaate' and 'James', late Punith Rajkumar's last movie, now helms BURMA. The muhurtham ceremony for BURMA took place in a grand fashion at Dodda Ganpati temple, Basavangudi, marking the commencement of an exciting cinematic journey. The inaugural clap was performed by Ashwini Punith Rajkumar and the prestigious act of switching on the camera was performed by Raghavendra Rajkumar, adding an aura of prestige to the proceedings. BURMA kicked off in grand style as Action Prince Dhruva Sarjaa took the first shot. BURMA boasts Aditya Menon and Deepak Shetty among its cast members. BURMA is slated to go into production in October, and more details about the star cast and other key aspects of the project will be unveiled soon. Production: Sri Sai Anjaneya Company Director: Chethan Kumar Music: V. Harikrishna Stunts: Dr. K. Ravivarma DOP: Sankaet MYS Editor: Mahesh Reddy Costumes: Nagalakshman Babu, Namratha Gowda Choreography: Bhajarangi Mohan Art director: Rakhil Effects: Rajan Manager: Lokesh Gowda KV, Jagdish Rao Executive Producer: Naveen, Harish Arasu Casting Director: Sunayana Suresh Pro: Yuvraaj Stills: Mrinal S Kashyap Posters: Ashwin Ramesh