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Tuesday, November 16, 2010

Arjun and Sneha also play ‘Mankatha’

Ajith’s 50th film ‘Mankatha’ is no short of surprises right from the day it was launched. From the teaser promo to Thala biriyani, ‘Mankatha’ is making the right noise at the right time.
After the first announced star ensemble of Ajith, Trisha, Lakshmi Rai, Vedhika, Manchu Manoj, Premgi Amaran and Ganesh Venkatram, ‘Mankathata’ is adding more star power as it is being played by Venkat Prabhu.
The latest additions to the enviable star cast will be Action King Arjun and Smiling Assassin Sneha. Arjun is said to play the role which was initially reserved for Nagarjuna.
As the Telugu mega star did not show interest, the role has gone to the action king. According to sources, Sneha who is not new to the Venkat Prabhu gang will play alongside Arjun.
The entire unit of ‘Mankatha’ is now in Bangkok to complete the opening song ‘Vilayadu Mankatha’. Of them Ajith may take a short break and return to India to attend the marriage of producer Dhayanidhi Alagiri in Madurai on November 18.

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Monday, November 15, 2010

AJITH TO PACK HIS BAG TODAY

We had earlier informed that Ajith and the Mankatha crew flew to Bangkok, Thailand for the shooting of the intro song of the movie. When there were no news from the unit for the past couple of days, it is learnt that the shoot for the intro song, involving Ajith and others, is almost complete.

Director Venkat Prabhu, happy with the outcome of the shoot, has informed sources that the team will be back in Chennai on Tuesday (16th November). Stay glued and we will update you with the latest!

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ARJUN TEAMS UP WITH AJITH

Mankatha team has successfully completed the schedule in Bangkok and will be reaching Chennai soon. The director Venkat Prabhu and hero Ajith are excited that the intro song has come out well and are raring to begin the next schedule.
In the mean time, there is a buzz that ‘Action King’ Arjun may join the Mankatha team as he has bagged a role in the film. However, it is not clear if the actor has been roped in to play Nagarjuna’s role or if he as special role carved out for him.