Underwater song from Teenage Yee Vayasse Onthara set Limca Book of Records 2012

Underwater song from Teenage Yee Vayasse Onthara set Limca Book of Records 2012

A sizzling underwater song from the movie Teenage Yee Vayasse Onthara, has found a place in the Limca Book of Records and may make it to the Guinness records too. According to sources this is the first time in the Indian movie industry that a complete song has been shot under water.

The film Teenage Yee Vayasse Onthara has Kishan and Tanvi in the lead roles and Shrikanth directs the film. Siddarth Vipin scores the music and Shivananje Gowda pens the lyrics.

Guinness Record holder for youngest director on this earth – Master Kishen directing ‘Care of Footpath’ at the age of nine years now at the age of 16 years is entering into another record via first ever underwater song for the film directed by his father Shrikanth.

Friday at St Joseph Swimming pool Kishen and Oscar winner ‘Slum Dog Millionaire’ Ringa Ringa dancer Tanvi will be dancing underwater song in the choreography of Murali. For this special song Abhisekh Kasargod is wielding the 5D camera and for the first time this camera is put to use. Salt N Pepper team is paying Rs.25000 as the premium for the day for Rs.1 crore and 15 people will be covered. 50 people will be working from morning till evening, doctors have been pressed, Ekalavya award winning swimmer Satish Kumar will be supervising the song penned by Shivananje Gowda. It is Ondhondhe Kanasu Jame Ago Vayassu Badalaithu Manasu….will be recorded by Santosh and Vandana.

This underwater song is four minutes duration that will have Gemini GFX Satish special effects after the song is shot. We are just doing the polishing work not a bigger task he says. Director of ‘Teenage…yee Vayasse Onthara’ Srikanth has approached the Limca Record Books for an entry. For reaching the Guinness Record it was not possible for him. For another song of 45000 children he is securing the world record tag.


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Sugreeva - Kannada film Prashant Mampully entered the Limca Book of record

Sugreeva" Kannada film Prashant Mampully entered the Limca Book of national record for finishing the shoot of the movie within 18 hours.

Shivraj Kumar-Yajna Shetty, Dilip Raj starrer film based on the assets and turn the father-son relationship.

Film shot with 19 cameras within the budget of a year and a half crore rupees is also a song and two fight sequences.

"We worked hard to dummy shots and had six months to work at home before the actual recording," Prashant Mampully told reporters Thursday after receiving the certificate of deposit on Wednesday. "We have put in the studio and heroes had to switch from one game to another. And the filming was constantly 6:00 a.m. to 11:55 p.m.. We had no time for rewrites, "he added.

The film was released in 2010. When the disc Limca, the director has surpassed his record of shooting Mohanlal Malayalam film starring Bhagwan 'in 2009.

The director has put his foot in Kollywood with 'Ungal Veetu Pillai, "starring newcomer Vishnu Charan and Ashida, which also acts as the" Sugriva.

The film, shot simultaneously in Tamil, Telugu and Kannada, published next month, according to the director. The Director is also eying to beat his own record, this time in Tamil cinema.

"Talks are on with a famous actress in Tamil film to be shot in less than 18 hours. The notification will be made soon," said Mampully Express.

Sugreeva - Video of Kannada film Prashant Mampully

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World's longest one shot film set Guiness World Record - 'Six hours with Terrorists'

The world's longest one shot film, Six hours with Terrorists in Hindi, with a duration of two hours and 17 minutes, is set to hit screens next month.

The action thriller, directed by Karan Kashyap and produced by Arun S Deddhar (Star Smile Productions) has already been authenticated by officials of the Limca Book of Records on the final day of shoot on January 31.

It now awaits verification from Guinness Book of World Records officials. Preparation for the shoot took 60 days, including 54 days of acting workshop and five days of on-location rehearsals complete with lights, costumes and camera at Neil Villa Bungalow in Vasai, outskirts of Mumbai.

The previous records have been held by Russian film; 'Russian Arc', the duration of which was one hour 38 minutes and British film- 'PVC' for one hour 84 minutes. Indian TV show 'CID' also had a record of 111 minutes on an uncut scene.

To achieve the target, cameraman Vishal Singh used a Sony EX 3- HD digital camera with 2K resolution, weighing around eight KGs. This camera is substantially lighter than regular cameras required for film making and the advantage of using a chip instead of tapes which would have interrupted the shooting. No cameras like a steadycam were used.

Announcing the completion of the shoot here last evening, producer Deddhar said at the time of reading the script it was decided to also go for the record.

''We Indians are capable of setting new records too. Moreover, it's a film that people will want to watch and enjoy too. It will go down well with the younger audiences. We will go for post production work like dubbing and colour correction, and should be ready for release by March 2011,'' he said.

Speaking to UNI, director Karan Kashyap said shooting the film called for excellent coordination with cameraman Vishal Singh, endless rehearsals and lot of running around due to demand of the script.

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Indian Tamil Movies Making in 12 Days set Guinness world Record

A Tamil feature film got itself registered in the Guinness Book of World Records after it was completed in less than 12 days. Shooting and post-production of the two-hour film 'Shivappu Mazhai', was completed in a record 11 days, 23 hours and 45 minutes.

Describing the work as a big achievement film director V krishnamurthy said: "Shivappu Mazhai', a Tamil film, has been shot in 11 days 23 hours and 45 minutes. We have made a record. Prior to this, a British production company held the record, which was when they shot a film in 13 days in 1990. This took 12 days only."

Earlier, the record was held by 'The Fastest Forward', which was made by Russ Malkin and John Gore, in just 13 days in 1990. More than 600 technicians worked round the clock for making the film, which started in May 22 and was completed by June 3, 2009. Krishnamoorthy also said that the film is based on Sri Lankan Tamils.



"The film is based on Sri Lanka. The hero of the film, a doctor, works at a refugee service camp. He does not support any movement, he is offering his services to the war victims. His wife, who is also involved in the service, ... becomes a violence victim herself. This is out and out, a Sri Lankan Tamil's story," he said.

The film is due to release on January 14, 2010.

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