Sunny Leone's 'Mastizaade' is a Vulgar: Censor Board

      The critics appreciated the super seductive star Sunny Leone for her performance in Ek Paheli Leela. The film carried a positive talk as well. However, Sunny’s upcoming sex-comedy genre film Mastizaade got gates closed at the Censor board.

       The film Mastizaade, directed by Milap Zaveri, was initially banned by the Examining Committee and the Revising Committee of the censor board. And now, in addition, the Tribunal, Third level committee of censor board, has denied certification to the film.

      As reported, the Tribunal found Sunny Leone's Mastizaade as vulgar and it will deprave minds of the audience. A notice from the Tribunal says, "There is no redeeming feature of any sort in the film. The film is only concerned with the exploration of the different parts of the human anatomy, both male and female, and is such as to deprave the minds of the audience.”

      The film contains more of explicit sexual content and the seduction queen Sunny goes more like half-nude or in some frames fully nude. The film looks to remind Sunny Leone’s past memories, the film visuals insist. 

      “We are thus constrained to hold that. Freedom of expression cannot and should not be interpreted as a license for the cine-magnates to make huge sums of money by pandering to shoddy and vulgar tastes," Tribunal notice added. 

      Poor Sunny! But she must get some relief if the film is certified to be B-Grade for that matter.

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Amitabh Bachchan Feels Astonished Watching 'Baahubali' Visuals

      The leading tollywood film director SS Rajamouli’supcoming masterpiece ‘Baahubali’ as well astonished Amitabh Bachchan by its stunning visuals. Amitabh felt completely amazed and astonished watching ‘Baahubali’ trailer. Big B talks about the film in a recent video chat with ‘Baahubali’ actor Rana Daggubati.

      "So Rana, I feel very privileged to have seen this first look that you just showed me of Baahubali and I am absolutely amazed and astonished that how you have been able to recreate this magnificent visual. I'm sure of course the story is equally good. You are working with Rajamouli and he is such a renowned talent. How did you conceive something like this? It's just unimaginable," Bachchan said.

      From the other end of the chat, Rana replied, “Sir it was a film that was shot for close to 400 days. And the last war piece that you see, the action went on for about 130 days. So we actually went and fought for a 130 days.”

      "I feel so small in front of something like this because it's a great effort. I doubt if anything like this have been seen on Indian cinema before. I hope that millions and millions of people can see the effort that has been made because it’s truly unimaginable,” Amitabh said.

      "We normally see this kind of structure and this kind of action or whatever the framework is in some of the more progressive Hollywood films but to have to see this here in India is amazing," said Big B.

      "I should have been in this project," he added.

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Hot Shraddha Kapoor Goes Flexible With Romance

The sizzling beauty Shraddha Kapoor, who had much to do with romance in the Aashiqui 2, has much to do with dance in the upcoming dance-based film ABCD 2 directed by Remo De Souza. To our amusement, she made up her body so flexible to perform various dance styles that the film demands. In fact, the 26-year-old actress would a lot of heavy workouts to get the fitness.

        Shraddha’s breath-taking performance in ‘Sun Saathiya’ song stands as a visual proof for her flexibility and passion on dance. Besides lyrical hip-hop in this song, the charming lady would perform various dance styles like contemporary, house, locking and popping. Above 53 lakh views on YOUTUBE in just 3 weeks for the song show the ubiquitous fans following for her ultimate blistering dance performance.

        By looking at her energy levels, it could be no wonder saying the beautiful actress is not acting opposite Varun Dhawan but against him as it seems. The young gorgeous is so flexible and more agile that she dances lyrical hip-hop, with sharp-cuts and perfection. Hats-off to her commitment, dedication and hard work! 

     We can enjoy her full-pledged dance performance right tomorrow i.e. 19^thJuly 2015 as the film ABCD 2 is all set to hit the big screens.

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A New Language, Kiliki, To Vocalize Baahubali

        The most awaiting film Baahubali directed by S S Rajamouli is all set to bang the screens on the 10^thof this July. The expectations are erecting to the sky as the releasing date getting closer as it is the most expensive film in the telugu film industry. The film features Prabhas, Anushka, Rana Daggubati, Tamannaah , Ramya krishan and other well known actors.
        In addition to Baahubali’s many other interesting highlights, a new language called KILIKI which would be spoken by the Kalakeya tribes in the film is created evidently by Madhan Karky, a popular lyricist. Madhan reminds an article that he read once, saying it an interesting coincidence, which mentioned that the world’s first language was named CLICK, spoken by one of African tribes. By all accounts, that language does not exist anymore.
        Madhan makes intelligible of how he arrived at creating this unique language, Kiliki, talking exclusively to Behindwoods, a well known website for filmy updates.

         “Rajamouli wanted a powerful and a raw language for the Kalakeya tribe and also mentioned that the sound of it should incite fear. I asked him if I could create a language and he was fine with it. 
        When I was in Australia, I had actually attempted creating a language for just fun purposes to teach two kids Tamil. I created new words and named the language CLICK. I made few words like minmeaning me and nim meaning you. I saw to it that there was no confusion in this language and even made songs. That was a fun attempt and after I got back to India, I totally forgot all about it.         
        And when Rajamouli asked me to create a new language, I first remembered CLICK. I added a few elements and made it sound rough. I used CLICK’s vocabulary as the base and built around. I finally made 750 word and 40 grammar rules in the language KILIKI. I also made a proper documentation and made that ready. In the film, when the language is spoken, there would be interpreters to translate the meaning. In all the versions of Baahubali, Kiliki will sound the same with interpreters, translating it in the respective languages.
        It was a different experience and also was a difficult one to make the language sound very rude. There are quite a few new sounds in it. For example, the sounds that we make in normal speech like tch, tsk will sound very different in Kiliki. It is very tough to teach this language. Prabhakar & the artists who speak it in the film learnt it and performed very well. I used to record and send it to him. The sequence has come out so well and when you see it, it is very frightening.
        Many queries used to come to me from the shooting spot on the language and I used to refer to my dictionary of Kiliki and clarify their doubts. If words were not there, I used to create, and also its syntax”.
        Talking about the coincidence, "I named it CLICK because I wanted it to be easy, simple, something like a click of a mouse button," he affixed, “but finding the CLICK in that article is a lovely discovery afterwards.”
         Besides its extremely interesting attributes, the Kiliki language that Madhan Karkycreated is also certain to make a great impression..

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