Genres: Adolescence, Indian Cinema, Romance
Language: Telugu
Released: Feb 10, 2012
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Anagarikam( 2012)
Genres: Adolescence, Indian Cinema, Romance
Language: Telugu
Released: Feb 10, 2012
High School (2009)
Cast: Kiran Rathod, Karthik, Gundu Hanumantha Rao
Directors: Narasimha Nandi
Producers: Mallana
Writers: Narasimha Nandi
Genres: Adolescence, Comedy, Romance
Language: Telugu
Released: Sep 18, 2009
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Cast: Kamalinee Mukherjee, Venu Thottempudi, Krishna Bhagavan, sana, Jayalalitha
Music: Chakri
Release date: 10 July 2009
Language Telugu
Gopi Gopika Godavari is a Telugu-language film released on 10 July 2009. The film is starring Kamalinee Mukherjee, Venu Thottempudi, Krishna Bhagavan and sana, directed by Vamsy
Story:
Gopika (Kamalinee Mukherjee) is a doctor with noble ideals. She works as
a doctor on a boat hospital that serves the neighbouring villages in
Godavari. Gopi (Venu) is an orchestra singer. Gopi and Gopika get to
know each other through conversation over cell phone and become good
friends. Over a period, they become lovers and wanted to get married to
each other though they haven't seen how the other person looks like.
Just when Gopi goes to Gopika's place to see her for the first time, he
gets involved in an accident. He is thrown into Godavari river and he
loses his memory. He is picked up by Gopika and she treats him. Gopi is
rechristened as Prabhu since Gopika doesn't know his real name. Gopika
learns that Gopi is dead. There is another doctor called Shyam Prasad
who has been after Gopika with a marriage proposal. Prabhu comes to know
about it and convinces Gopika about marrying Shyam Prasad. And in
another strange incidence Gopi gets his memory back and by then Gopika's
wedding is fixed with Shyam. The rest of the story is all about whether
Gopi tells the truth or sacrifices his love.
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The government sought immediate hearing of the appeal on the issue, which is likely to be heard this afternoon.
The decks were cleared on Tuesday night by Justice K Venkataraman, who granted the interim stay of operation of the order made under Section 144 of the CrPC by District Collectors across the state that had prevented release of the movie made with a nearly Rs.100 crore budget.
Advocate General A. Navaneethakrishnan had said yesterday that the court's order was not final and would be challenged.
Justice Venkataraman, who had viewed the spy-thriller on Saturday, had passed the order considering the prima facie case established by Haasan, who questioned the two week ban, imposed after Muslim outfits were up in arms against its release claiming it portrayed their community in a bad light.
In his order, the court had said it was surprising that all District Magistrates/District Collectors of 31 districts, had taken a common decision and passed an order under Section 144 of CrPC "which appears to be strange."
The court had also noted that no independent reason had been given by Collectors and they solely relied on the statement of Muslim organisations.
The court's order yesterday had come as a big relief for Haasan, with estimates that he could have incurred a loss of Rs.30-80 crore due to non-release of the film in the state.
The film, made in Tamil, Telegu and Hindi, had encountered problems in Karnataka also, but is now being screened across the state after police provided adequate security.
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