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Gadde Rajendra Prasad (born July 19, 1956), better known as Rajendra Prasad, is a Telugu film actor. He was born in a middle class family from Nimmakuru, Krishna District. He acquired an engineering degree from andhra university but preferred a career in acting. After initial hardships in search of a break in the film industry, he got a role in the movie Sneham. During the initial phase of his career he got petty roles but emerged as a very popular comedy actor in the decades of eighties and nineties starting from Vamsy's Ladies Tailor (1985). In his 26 years film carrier he acted in more than 200 Telugu movies and few Tamil movies. He is fondly called the King of Comedy,Natakireeti, Rastra Hasyapathi, Andhra Charlie Chaplin & Millennium Family Hero and many more by his fans.
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Movie Kashmora
Cast Bhanupriya, Rajendra Prasad, Sharath Babu
Music Chakravarthi
Director N B Chakravarthi
Language Telugu Movies
Movie Release 1986
Sarat Babu (as Sridhar, Elder brother of Tulasi), Rajendra Prasad (as Darkha, Witchman from Orissa), Rajasekhar (as Dr. Rambabu), Nutan Prasad, Nirmalamma, Subhalekha Sudhakar (as Shadow), Rajeswari (as Siddeshwari)


Darkha is a professional witchman from Orissa. He comes to Andhra Pradesh to kill three persons but lands himself into difficult situations. He falls into clutches of a Siddeshwari, a witchwomen but manages to escape from her den. Darkha reaches Shadow and tells that Siddeshwari is trying to take revenge on them. They find the telephone number of Dr. Rambabu and check up with him but he calmly escapes. People around him gets suspicious. Shadow mimicks Siddeshwari and gets to know that Rambabu has indeed injected Tulasi. Tulasi all of a sudden acts childish. Upon being asked, Tulasi says Kashmora is gonna get over her.

Darkha tries to stop Kashmora using his skills. In the meanwhile Sridhar reaches Siddeshwari's location and enters into an argument and finally gets her arrested. Darkha draws a Sri Chakram in Tulasi's room and begins performing puja but Sridhar stops him. Darkha is beaten badly but escapes from Sridhar's hands.

Nirmalamma who enters into Tulasi's room finds her missing. Sridhar comes to know of this and starts in search of Dharka with his pistol. Darkha goes to the burial ground where he finds Visachi there. Darkha and Vishachi enters into an argument. Due to Visachi's, Tulasi begins her walk to the burial ground. Darkha succeeds in stopping Visachi in his efforts to kill Tulasi. Tulasi falls down unconcious. Sridhar shoots at Dharka with his pistol. Dharka tells the fact that he has to die as he has to die for Kashmora.

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Vijayashanti is an Indian actress who has starred in over 165 movies in 7 languages including Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam, Kannada and Hindi. She was born in Andhra Pradesh, India on June 24, 1964. She is credited as The Lady Superstar and The Action Queen of Indian Cinema. At the peak of her career, she was among the highest paid movie stars in India.
As an action heroine and mass entertainer

In the blockbuster movie 'Karthavyam' (1990), her electrifying performance as a tough cop (modelled after real-life supercop Kiran Bedi) won her the National Film Award from Indian Government and an Andhra Pradesh State award for best actress. The success of this movie saw her moving away from glamourous roles and limiting herself to tough lady roles.

In 1990, Kartavyam was dubbed into Tamil as 'Vijayanthi IPS' and its success brought her Superstardom in Tamil cinema as well. (It was also remade in Hindi as Tejaswini, with herself playing the lead role. As expected, Tejaswini did very well at the Hindi box-office). Though she limited herself to acting in Telugu movies, it did not stop her from being treated as a highly rated heroine in Tamil films. Following the success of Vijayanthi IPS, the producers of her films began releasing Tamil versions of her movies simultaneously with the Telugu versions. In 1992, she signed up for a Tamil film in almost a decade, opposite the Tamil superstar Rajanikanth. This movie, Mannan, went on to become one of the biggest hits in Rajanikanth's career. While it's the normal tendency to credit the success of Rajanikanth's movies to the actor himself, Mannan's credit went equally to Vijayashanti.
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Credits

Jeevi rating: 3.25/5
Punchline: Marriage hurdles for wedding planner
Genre: Family
Can kids watch this film? Yes (no vulgarity and no violence)
Banner: SP Entertainments
Cast: Venu Thottempudi, Prabhu Deva, Nikita, Suman, Nasar, Sunil, M.S.Narayana, Sana, Lakshmipathi, Raja Ravindra, Raghubabu, Gundu Prasad, JV Somayajulu, Allu Rama Lingaiah, Giri and Devi Charan
Story: Jenny
Dialogues: Marudhuri Raja
Music: Mani Sharma
Art: Srinivasa Raju
Editing: Gowtam Raju
Prensented by: Bellamkonda Suresh
Producer: P.Venkata Shyam Prasad
Screenplay - Direction: G Ram Prasad
Release date: 18 July 2003
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Story

Kalyana Ramudu (Venu) is a wedding planner, whose functions include erecting kalyana mandapam, decorating the marriage house, arranging musicians and cooking. During one such wedding function, the marriage is called off since the bridegroom elopes with a girl whom he is love with. Incidentally the bride is a dumb girl. Hence none of the relatives of that girl come forward to marry her. Kalyana Ramudu jumps into the scene and does the crisis management by asking his doctor brother (Raja Ravindra) to tie knot. Kalyana Ramudu falls in love with bride's sister Kalyani (Nikita). She also loves him but pretends herself to be in love with Rajesh, a pop singer who is also her uncle's son. Later on Rajesh reveals to Kalyana Ramudu that Kalyani is in love with Kalyana Ramudu.

When everything is going alright, the sister of Kalyani dies. Later an astrologer says to Kalyani's father that there is a curse of God on the vamsam of Kalyana Ramudu and all the women in their dynasty dies at an young age. After listening to this, Kalyani's father refuses to marry off his daughter to Kalyana Ramudu. Rest of the story is all about how all ends well!

Artists Performence

Venu: The characterization of Kalyana Ramudu suits the body language of Venu. He did it in his own style.

Nikita: She looked completely homely and beautiful in this film. She wore all traditional Indian dresses which added to her looks. She completely justified her role with a sensible portrayal.

Prabhu Deva: Prabhu Deva did a positive character in this film. He has a couple of songs for himself and entertained the crowds with his cool steps.

Others: Nazar did a pretty good character of heroines father. Suman played a role of character article and the brother of hero. Character artist Sana graduated from vadina characters to mother character in this film. MS Narayana's comedy as the drunkard pahilwan is a highlight of the film. After a long gap, Sunil got a full length comedy role that entertained everybody. Allu Rama Lingaiah did the role of hero's grand father. Devi Charan did a one minute comedy role in this film.

Technical Departments:

Story: Story by Jenny is a simple one with lots of twists involved towards the climax.

Screenplay - direction: Screenplay and taking of the director in the first half is very entertaining. However, he could not justify too many twists in the second half with a convincing reason. There is no justification for the scene in which nobody tries to prevent fire when Kalyani's sister accidentally sets herself afire. This particular scene comes as the main twist of the story and its not narrated in a convincing way. However, it's a neat work by G Ram Prasad with lots of situational comedy thrown in to it.

Music: Mani Sharma has provided music with his typical rich orchestraization. 4 of the five songs in this film are marriage songs. The theme chosen for 'Premante' song is pretty innovative. The background score is also good.

Dialogues: Marudhuri Raja has done pretty good work for this film. His pun-oriented dialogues are entertaining. There are some good and thought-provoking dialogues on love as well. Here are a couple of dialogues

1. Preminche Hakku Andariki Vuntundi - Kaani Premanu Ponde Adrustam Kondarike Vuntundi
2. Nammakam Leni Prema, Prema Leni Pelli Ekkuvakalam Nilabadavu.

Analysis:
First half of the film is very entertaining with lots of situational comedy thrown into it. The second half has become little slow with lots of twists inserted towards climax. The entire film is shown as a flashback with elder Venu narrating it to a few young lads. A good thing about this film is that there are no negative character and no stunts. Over all it's a minimum guarantee film that has fair chances to become a box office success. You can watch this film for the entertainment in first half.
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