Robot is a complete techno film which has Superstar Rajinikanth as hero. It is being directed by Shankar and is being produced jointly by Ayingaran International and Eros Multimedia. According to our reporter Bannu, the makers of Robot are all set to buy out a bunglow for 12 crores which will be used for the movie.


Robot movie is supposed to be the costliest movie of Indian cinema which is being made with a proposed budget of 120 crores. The director decided to make this movie over a period of 2 years. He also wanted a huge bunglow for shooting the film which would normally be hired or a set would be erected. But in this case, as the director wanted this house for two years to shoot the movie, the producers decided to buy a bunglow instead of renting it.

The proposed 12 crore bunglow is sistuated on East Coast Road in Chennai. This house will be used as the residence of Superstar Rajnikanth in Robot film.

With the film 'Kuselan' close on the heels of getting completed, here comes delighting news from the superstar. Rajnikanth has now decided to get roped into a remake of a Bengali movie titled 'Bhagyadevatha'. The original version was directed by choreographer Raguram who set to be a great inspiration for Kamal Haasan for performing the role of Intelligence Officer Balram Naidu in Dasavatharam.

It is noteworthy that superstar had performed guest appearance in this original version of Bengali too. After watching the movie, he was more fascinated by Raguram's directorial and has requested the director to remake the movie in Tamil with him.

So, here comes another remake to the bibliography of Rajnikanth…

The name Rajinikanth sells.

The audio of Kuselan, a film that he is doing a special appearance has gone for a record price in Tamil music business.

The audio after a bidding war has been snapped up by Big Music, an Anil Dhirubhai Ambani group company for a new record high of Rs 2.25 crore.

The film has music by the comparatively new music director G.V Prakash.

According to an music industry spokesperson- " G.V Prakash's Kuselan has got an higher price for audio rights much more than what his uncle A.R Rahman's Sivaji fetched. It is only because of the magic of Rajinikanth nothing else."

Kuselan has five songs, with a Daler Mehendi number being the highlight. The others who have rendered their voice for the album include Shankar Mahadevan, Kailash Kher, Shriya Ghosal and Hariharan.

The audio will be launched on June 30 Friday in Chennai by Big Music.