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"జల్సా"కన్నా"మగధీర"ఎక్కువ ప్రింట్లతో | Magadhera coming with more prints than Jalsa
Rajinikanth as Pawan Kalyan
Kamal Haasan’s Dasavatharam (also spelt Dasavathaaram) wowed the entire nation. Now, the buzz is that Rajinikanth will appear in 20 different costumes in a single song. The song has been picturised on Rajinikanth and Nayantara in his forthcoming Kathanayakudu.
The great news for his fans is that all the 20 costumes would be from his previous films, so they can all have a great time, identifying his different styles or ‘avataars’! Not only that, for his Telugu audiences, Rajni will also come as Pawan Kalyan in Jalsa.
Directed by P. Vasu and produced by C. Ashwini Dutt under Vyjayanthi Movies banner, Kathanayakudu’s audio will be released on June 30.
Ileana - The highest paid Actress
The talk doing the rounds in film nagar and elsewhere is about Ileana looks and performance. She is now the highest paid actress in Tollywood. Ileana is reported to have received about one crore for acting in the film Bhale Dongalu. We do not know how much she took for her role in Pawan Kalyan‘s Jalsa.
But people who have watched both the films say that Ileana looked glamorous and attractive in Bhale Dongalu in comparison with Jalsa. Even her costumes in Bhale Dongalu were more trendy that those in Jalsa.
Ileana appeared a bit dull in Jalsa but she showed her glamorous best in Bhale Dongalu. But on the other hand, another set of people are saying that Ileana doesn‘t deserve that Rs 1 Cr remuneration and that is too big for her. "Some producers are inflating the remunerations by making over hype. Ileana has nothing big to get that remuneration. Even Charmy deserves better", said an assistant director
Jalsa heading towards big hit.
Pawan Kalyan's Jalsa was released on 2nd April. The first week collections will come by tomorrow evening (9th April). Before that the film is heading towards big hit at domestic box office as well as overseas market. The film is really doing well in US. The film has showed its strength at the box office by collected Rs8 crores on the first day itself.
Audiences are accepting the film as best entertainer irrespective of the class and Mass. It is getting the good results at the box office and It is the best entertainer for this summer with Trivikram's entertaining dialogues.
'Jalsa' breaks all the records
It’s awesome. Incredible. Amazing. Jalsa’s first day collections have created a history of sorts with many records keep on crumbling.
Jalsa, the most anticipated film of recent times, has hit the halls today and it has more than lived up to the expectations. The grand opening was simply awesome with a collection of more then seven crore rupees all over the world.
Jalsa, featuring Power Star Pawan Kalyan and Ileana in the lead, was released all over the country and in major centres in foreign countries. The collection has created history by breaking many records. This is the highest collection in 76 years of Telugu film history and also the first for any regional film in south India in a single state.
Jalsa, directed by Trivikram, is released in record number of theatres (23) in Vijaywada and more than 1 lakh people watched the movie on Day 1 in the district.
The grandeur of the achievement could be understood by the fact that it has collected more than seven crores on the first day as opposed to the average collection of 8 crores for the big films during the first week.
Jalsa is heading towards an unprecedented success with the first day’s trend is expected to continue in the coming days.
Here goes the break up of the first day collections
| S.No. | Area | Collection |
| 01 | Nizam | 1,84,50,000 |
| 02 | Ceded | 1,35,75,000 |
| 03 | U.A | 92,00,000 |
| 04 | Guntur | 56,00,000 |
| 05 | Krishna | 55,00,000 |
| 06 | East | 60,00,000 |
| 07 | West | 40,00,000 |
| 08 | Nellore | 48,00,000 |
| 09 | Karanataka | 32,00,000 |
| 10 | Overseas | 36,00,000 |
| 11 | Rest of India | 21,00,000 |
| Total | 7,67,75,000 | |
Allu Arvind’s publicity craze
Allu Arvind, Geetha Arts proprietor and producer of Pawan Kalyan’s Jalsa, made big news thanks to his promotional strategies for the film. Arvind had thrown wades of cash for the publicity purpose, which he is said to have not done before. The film industry circles were puzzled when the producer turned crazy for film’s publicity. Megastar Chirajeevi himself said that he had not seen Arvind spending so much of money on publicity. Sources said 20% of the film’s budget went for this purpose towards mobile and online game launch and huge hoardings. As this film became crucial for Pawan Kalyan, who has no hit since Kushi (2001), the megastar directly appealed to the fans to make it a blockbuster. However, as per the preliminary reports, the movie received divide talk. The audiences who surged to the theatres for the morning and matinee shows were thinned for the next shows. The divide talk which spread like a wildfire was said to be the reason for this stalemate. It will take a couple of days to the settling of the prevailing talk.
Jalsa, strictly for Pawan Kalyan's fans
Trivikram Srinivas's Midas touch has apparently hit a road block with his much hyped Telugu film starring Pawan Kalyan's Jalsa.
The film is neither an out and out Pawan Kalyan's film nor that of the ace director, who has given us some good hits in the past. While Trivikarm was successful in giving Mahesh Babu's flagging career a new lease of life with Athadu, he has failed to do the same for Pawan Kalyan.
First of all, there is no proper storyline and the screen play is totally disjointed making it seem like the director was in two minds while making the film -- one, to have his own brand of comedy which he is famous and two, to showcase Pawan Kalyan's abilities as an action hero.
This balancing act however has not paid off. For one thing, everything is shown in frivolous light, even serious subjects like law and order and naxalism are treated with scant respect. Apparently he did not do his homework.
The story is about a protagonist, Sanjay Sahu (Pawan Kalyan), an alcoholic who downs several pegs without batting an eyelid. He has a penchant for adding degrees (academics) and is in love with his colleague (Kamalinee Mukherjee). However, the girl's father is not in favour of the alliance and gets her married to another guy.
Parallel to this runs another story, that of villian Mukesh Rushi. He is a factionist who turns land grabber. He nurses an enmity towards Sanjay and the reason behind this is held back almost towards the fag end of the film.
Meanwhile Sanjay has two other girls falling for him -- Jyotsna (Parvati Melton) and Bhaghi (Illeana). The hero goes for Illeana, who is supposedly innocent to the extent of being ignorant. Sanjay is rejected once again. Incidentally Bhagi is the sister of Kamilini Mukerjee.
Meanwhile, the villain tries to corner Sanjay by kidnapping one of his cronies. However, Sanjay emerges successfully from this bind and it is at this point that another important facet of Sanjay's character is revealed -- that he was a reformed naxalite.
While one expects a decent turn to the film at this point, alas, the screenplay continues to drag.
Trivikarm's penchant to bring in comedy at every turn has failed to pay off. The travails of Sanjay and his family, hailing from a remote village are depicted in a passing manner. And the reasons for Sanjay's decision to join the mainstream are also not very clear.
Prakash Raj as the police officer appears a caricature and so is Brahmanandam, who is depicted as a head constable. The enmity between the hero and the villain is also not very well established.
Ali, Sunil, and Dharmavarapu in comedy cameos are okay. Illeana looks pretty as the rather not so bright girl, while Parvati Melton in her brief role sizzles.
Pawan Kalyan has done his job but he could have done better. His character lacks depth.
Music by Devi Sri Prasad is good and so is the choreography. The voice-over by actor Mahesh Babu is very good, too.
All in all, Trivikram's Jalsa is no great shakes. Strictly for Pawan Kalyan's hardcore fans.
Jalsa
Jalsa
First day, First show…I was initially apprehensive about going to Pavan Kalyan’s movie as I did not have any particular opinion about him and moreover there were the crazy fan associations to think of. But finally we landed at the theatre totally enticed by Devi’s rocking tunes. The cool songs and energetic beats had me wishing to check out the picturization as soon as possible and BOY, it sure was awesome. Trivikram, the director truly knows how to captivate his audience. In this movie we have Pavan jiving with 3 dames and bashing up villains with equal ease.
So starting off with the hero- Pavan excels in his role of an ex-naxalite who’s trying to lead a normal life and u’ve got to believe he actually has 3 degrees in the flick!!! He underplays his character and the story gives him optimum space to showcase varied emotions (after many days you actually get to see his acting prowess). The comedy scenes featuring him, Prakash Raj and Brahmanandam are the highlights.
You also get to see trivikram’s trademark fights (with the villains oozing blood at every possible opportunity) and the punch lines are perfect. Kaamalinee Mukherji features in a short cameo as pavan’s first love and she looks really cute. Parvati Melton doesn’t have much to do either but she does look sophisticated and suave. The toast of the movie is Ileana. This girl from Goa gets a very decent role and she manages to look innocent and sexy at the same time. Her habit of ‘being 10secs late every time’ is funny and her expressions and acting sure have improved a lot.
The music is another thing to rant and rave about- Devi has definitely matched up to his previous superhit audios like bommarillu and varsham. He gives us very fresh and fun songs and u’ll find urself humming them in no time. There are no double entendres and it’s nice to see that there haven’t been too many censor cuts either. The climax actually comes as a surprise and those who expect a dhamaka fight in the end could be disappointed. Mahesh babu’s voiceover suits the entire situation especially when there are any intense scenes. So he probably could take up this job too.
I wouldn’t like to reveal the story line as the movie has released only today and any spills could spoil the enjoyment.
It’s a movie worth watching with the whole family and I can still find myself recalling some of the dialogues and laughing out loud. Go watch it and have fun. It’s not always that u get to watch 3 heroines with one hero in a clean entertainer!!!
Jalsa, strictly for Pawan Kalyan's fans
Trivikram Srinivas's Midas touch has apparently hit a road block with his much hyped Telugu film starring Pawan Kalyan's Jalsa.
The film is neither an out and out Pawan Kalyan's film nor that of the ace director, who has given us some good hits in the past. While Trivikarm was successful in giving Mahesh Babu's flagging career a new lease of life with Athadu, he has failed to do the same for Pawan Kalyan.
First of all, there is no proper storyline and the screen play is totally disjointed making it seem like the director was in two minds while making the film -- one, to have his own brand of comedy which he is famous and two, to showcase Pawan Kalyan's abilities as an action hero.
This balancing act however has not paid off. For one thing, everything is shown in frivolous light, even serious subjects like law and order and naxalism are treated with scant respect. Apparently he did not do his homework.
The story is about a protagonist, Sanjay Sahu (Pawan Kalyan), an alcoholic who downs several pegs without batting an eyelid. He has a penchant for adding degrees (academics) and is in love with his colleague (Kamalinee Mukherjee). However, the girl's father is not in favour of the alliance and gets her married to another guy.
Parallel to this runs another story, that of villian Mukesh Rushi. He is a factionist who turns land grabber. He nurses an enmity towards Sanjay and the reason behind this is held back almost towards the fag end of the film.
Meanwhile Sanjay has two other girls falling for him -- Jyotsna (Parvati Melton) and Bhaghi (Illeana). The hero goes for Illeana, who is supposedly innocent to the extent of being ignorant. Sanjay is rejected once again. Incidentally Bhagi is the sister of Kamilini Mukerjee.
Meanwhile, the villain tries to corner Sanjay by kidnapping one of his cronies. However, Sanjay emerges successfully from this bind and it is at this point that another important facet of Sanjay's character is revealed -- that he was a reformed naxalite.
While one expects a decent turn to the film at this point, alas, the screenplay continues to drag.
Trivikarm's penchant to bring in comedy at every turn has failed to pay off. The travails of Sanjay and his family, hailing from a remote village are depicted in a passing manner. And the reasons for Sanjay's decision to join the mainstream are also not very clear.
Prakash Raj as the police officer appears a caricature and so is Brahmanandam, who is depicted as a head constable. The enmity between the hero and the villain is also not very well established.
Ali, Sunil, and Dharmavarapu in comedy cameos are okay. Illeana looks pretty as the rather not so bright girl, while Parvati Melton in her brief role sizzles.
Pawan Kalyan has done his job but he could have done better. His character lacks depth.
Music by Devi Sri Prasad is good and so is the choreography. The voice-over by actor Mahesh Babu is very good, too.
All in all, Trivikram's Jalsa is no great shakes. Strictly for Pawan Kalyan's hardcore fans
Jalsa: Movie Review
Pawan Kalyan’s Jalsa opened to huge crowds on Wednesday. Labeled as the most awaited movie of the season it is no surprise that Jalsa was surrounded by immense hype and hoopla. Did live up to the expectations? Well, the question can only be answered after a few days when the hype gets settled down and the normal cinegoers start hitting the theatres.
For now, the film has generated divided talk all over especially in the mass centers. However, this can't be the deciding factor for the fate of the film as this film is a truly class act… directed at families and youth audience. Of course the title itself suggests what the film will offer and yes, you can do Jalsa in the theatres as the film entertains you all the way.
Other than a few glitches in the screenplay Jalsa does what it is intended to do. The main drawback of the film is raising the naxalism topic and also canning a few scenes on that point. Though the idea is good it does not fit into the mood of the film. Although the entire episode lasts hardly for 15 minutes it has shown impact on the film heavily. Especially, with that episode the jovial and fun loving protagonist Sanjay Sahu's characterization dropped down and in turn has left many loopholes in the script.
Music is lilting to the ears and the picturization stands out in U & I, Karo Karo Jalsa songs. Action part is another plus point. None of the fights last long, but they had the necessary “Power” punch!
Pawan Kalyan is at his best in Sanjay Sahu's role. He did marvelous job in playing the role tailor made for him. His antics and mannerisms will be a treat to his fans, and they will feel that Khushi days are back. Ileana is cute. Parwati Melton is ok. Mukesh Rushi is terrific as the antagonist. Prakash Raj does his usual self. Furthermore, the ever green comedian Brahmanandam has another feather in his cap as hilarious Pranav! Sunil too tickles your funny bone.
Not to forget the Superstar Mahesh who lent his voice for this film and his work is as sweet as Jalsa. He has to be commended.
Trivikram once again proves that he is the “dialogs guru” of Tollywood. He did a splendid job as a writer. His direction skills are good too but have to concentrate on screenplay writing.
On a whole Jalsa is a cool entertainer in this hot summer. Leave your brains at home and enjoy the fun ride. Mind you, this film is only meant for class movie lovers. Jalsa doesn’t have the necessary masala for routine mass film lovers
Jalsa collects 7.68 crores on first day
Pawan Kalyan’s Jalsa was released on 2nd April with 400 prints and 1000 screens.
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| 1 | Nizam | Rs.1,84, 50,000 |
| 2 | Rayalaseema | Rs. 1,35, 75.000 |
| 3 | Uttarandhra | Rs. 92,00,000 |
| 4 | Guntur | Rs. 54.00,000 |
| 5 | Krishna | Rs. 55,00,000 |
| 6 | East Godhavri | Rs. 60,00,000 |
| 7 | West Godhavari | Rs. 40,00,000 |
| 8 | Nellore-- | Rs. 48,00,000 |
| 9 | Karnataka- | Rs. 32,00,000 |
| 10 | Overseas- | Rs. 36,00,000 |
| 11 | Tamilnadu, Mumbai & Delhi | Rs. 21,00 ,000 |
| | Grand total | Rs. 7, 67, 75000 |
This Rs7.68 Crores amount is the Gross collection-
Jalsa breaks the records of Sivaji.
Yes, Jalsa is breaking the records of South Indian Super Star Rajini Kanth’s Sivaji records. The film Sivaji was released in 850 theaters worldwide.
Now Power star Pawan Kalyan’s Jalsa was released in 1000 theatres today worldwide. The film is getting very positive talk and the film is likely to break the collection records of Sivaji, if it so, the film will set new records in the south Indian film industry in collections
Mahesh Babu’s Introduction dialogue in Jalsa.
'Yuddham lo Gelavatamu ante Satruvuni Champtam kaadhu….Satruvuni vodinchina vaade nijamaina Yodhudu…alanti naa snehithudu Sanjay Sahu…'
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Jalsa Movie Rating: 4/5
Punchline: more comedy.Love/Action
Type: Straight
Banner: Geeta Arts
Cast: Pawan Kalyan, Ileana, Parvati Melton, Kamalinee Mukherjee, Prakash Raj, Mukesh Rishi, Sivaji, Brahmanandam, Ali, Sunil, Dharmavarapu
Music: Devi Srii Prasad
Cinematography: Guhan & Rasool Ellore
Lyrics: Sirivennela, Bhaskarabhatla & Ramajogaiah Sastri
Action: Vijay
Editing: Srikar Prasad
Dialogues - story -screenplay – direction: Trivikram
Producer: Allu Arvind
Release date: 2 April 2008
Review
Story
Artists Performance
Mahesh Babu: Mahesh Babu should be commended for giving voiceover to the narration of the film. It is a very good gesture by Mahesh Babu and this kind of culture augurs well for the Telugu film industry. Mahesh Babu did it in his usual style with an undercurrent wit.
Others: Brahmanandam will have you in splits again in the second half of this film for some time. Mukesh Rishi is very good as a villain with a different get-up. Prakash Raj is ok as the father of the heroine. Sunil is nice. Ali and Dharmavarapu are adequate.
Technical Departments:
The following scenes are pretty impressive:
1. Pawan Kalyan antics while meeting Prakash Raj with proposal for twice.
2. Pawan Kalyan splitting milk with Brahmanandam
3. Pawan Kalyan giving 10 rupees note to Brahmanandam. (best comedy thread in the entire film)
The following scenes seem to have got inspired by some other films
1. Mukesh Rishi calling off hero assassination at the last minute (Bill calling Elle Driver back when she is about to inject poison in the body of Uma Thurman)
2. Pawan Kalyan – Prakash Raj jungle episode (Noman's land and Kabul Express)
3. Sivaji's food allergy (Hitch film)
Will Jalsa beat Pokiri!
Lo and behold, Jalsa is very clearly spicing up the filmy atmosphere. If the film meets the huge hype created, then surely the producers of Jalsa will laugh all thier way to the bank. The question that arises now is, how much will the film garner, will it be bigger than Pokiri? Will Jalsa surge ahead pushing back Pokiri's collections?
The film will be hitting screens on April 2nd. The craze and hungama is mounting with each passing day. Newspapers are carrying special pullouts and news channels are beaming programs. Trade pundits predict now that if the film gets talk in the range of 'above average' to 'hit', Jalsa will redefine the Telugu film's potentiality. Some further add that if there is any film that has potential to beat the record set by Mahesh Babu's Pokiri that collected more than Rs 50 Crores, it ought to be this extravagant Jalsa.
Pawan has not had any hits of late. His last hit film was Khushi. But Pawan's films never ran on loss, his so-called dud collected between Rs 15 to 20 crore. "If a flop film collects such revenues, imagine if Jalsa gets hit talk what would be its range. I am sure it will beat Pokiri's records," said Srinivas, a fan.
It remains to be seen whether it would cross the collections of Pokiri that made the entire nation sit up and notice our Telugu Cinema potentiality.
Interestingly, Mahesh Babu too has a role in this film as he lent voiceover to the movie. So in a way he will be sharing the credit too, if it breaks the records. Lets hope Jalsa breaks the records and also Pawan's jinx.
Will Jalsa beat Pokiri!
Lo and behold, Jalsa is very clearly spicing up the filmy atmosphere. If the film meets the huge hype created, then surely the producers of Jalsa will laugh all thier way to the bank. The question that arises now is, how much will the film garner, will it be bigger than Pokiri? Will Jalsa surge ahead pushing back Pokiri's collections?
The film will be hitting screens on April 2nd. The craze and hungama is mounting with each passing day. Newspapers are carrying special pullouts and news channels are beaming programs. Trade pundits predict now that if the film gets talk in the range of 'above average' to 'hit', Jalsa will redefine the Telugu film's potentiality. Some further add that if there is any film that has potential to beat the record set by Mahesh Babu's Pokiri that collected more than Rs 50 Crores, it ought to be this extravagant Jalsa.
Pawan has not had any hits of late. His last hit film was Khushi. But Pawan's films never ran on loss, his so-called dud collected between Rs 15 to 20 crore. "If a flop film collects such revenues, imagine if Jalsa gets hit talk what would be its range. I am sure it will beat Pokiri's records," said Srinivas, a fan.
It remains to be seen whether it would cross the collections of Pokiri that made the entire nation sit up and notice our Telugu Cinema potentiality.
Interestingly, Mahesh Babu too has a role in this film as he lent voiceover to the movie. So in a way he will be sharing the credit too, if it breaks the records. Lets hope Jalsa breaks the records and also Pawan's jinx.
Will Jalsa beat Pokiri!
Lo and behold, Jalsa is very clearly spicing up the filmy atmosphere. If the film meets the huge hype created, then surely the producers of Jalsa will laugh all thier way to the bank. The question that arises now is, how much will the film garner, will it be bigger than Pokiri? Will Jalsa surge ahead pushing back Pokiri's collections?
The film will be hitting screens on April 2nd. The craze and hungama is mounting with each passing day. Newspapers are carrying special pullouts and news channels are beaming programs. Trade pundits predict now that if the film gets talk in the range of 'above average' to 'hit', Jalsa will redefine the Telugu film's potentiality. Some further add that if there is any film that has potential to beat the record set by Mahesh Babu's Pokiri that collected more than Rs 50 Crores, it ought to be this extravagant Jalsa.
Pawan has not had any hits of late. His last hit film was Khushi. But Pawan's films never ran on loss, his so-called dud collected between Rs 15 to 20 crore. "If a flop film collects such revenues, imagine if Jalsa gets hit talk what would be its range. I am sure it will beat Pokiri's records," said Srinivas, a fan.
It remains to be seen whether it would cross the collections of Pokiri that made the entire nation sit up and notice our Telugu Cinema potentiality.
Interestingly, Mahesh Babu too has a role in this film as he lent voiceover to the movie. So in a way he will be sharing the credit too, if it breaks the records. Lets hope Jalsa breaks the records and also Pawan's jinx.
"Jalsa" is not up to expectations
Jalsa which was screened could generate just an average talk, it could not raise much to the expectations of the audiences. Lot of hype was created on the movie with high publicity and flick went up to three hours of which first half had no much tempo and second half of the flick lost grip on screenplay with over doses of messages which resulted in weak climax. Jalsa just started with lukewarm response with a big expectations that it would break all records at box office. Movie is not up to the mark, only days would speak how it would be received by audiences.
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Rating: ***** (***** Very Good, **** Good, *** Fair, ** Average, * Bad)
Introduction:
Synopsis:
Performance:
Technical Details:
Mahesh Babu's voice over is good. Coming on three occasions, the voiceover becomes a major deviation. Though it is 
Dialogues are Good. The hero refers to the name of Chiru on a couple of occasions aiming his verbal attack against the henchmen of his rival. He also sings the song – Nenu Saitham. At the interval bang, his long dialogue delivery – taking deep breaths now and then – resembles of the actor's recent outburst in TV channels, targeting the corruption in society. There is a punch-full on the road conditions in the state at the climax.
Stunts are good but routine in all sequences. The episode, in which the 
Comedy is Good. Brahmanandam's role turns miserable and gives a painful touch in comedy – Sunil-Ileana-Dharmavarrapu episodes are Good.
Final Verdict :
Jalsa is good and you will enjoy a lot till the end of the movie.
