Malliswari (2004 film)

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Released on 18 February 2004, Malliswari was a commercial success. It won two Nandi Awards for Best Home Viewing Feature Film and Best Dialogue Writer. It was later remade in Kannada as Kodagana Koli Nungitha (2008).[1]

Plot

Malliswari is the heiress of Raja of Mirzapur. Her deceased father wrote in his will that she would inherit the property worth Template:Indian rupee750 crore ({{INRConvert/Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "[".|750|7||USD|year=2004}}) after she becomes major at the age of 21. The entire property is under the control of Bhavani Shankar, who wants to inherit the entire property by killing her. As he hatches the plans to eliminate Malliswari, she is sent to her uncle's in Visakhapatnam as a normal girl so that she can live with anonymity. Prasad works as a bank accountant in Andhra Bank there. He is a bachelor who has been continuously seeking for marriage alliance for the past seven years, and is growing increasingly desperate. He accidentally meets Malliswari and falls deeply in love with her. Malliswari is traced by the goons there and they start running after her. Prasad escorts her and drops her safely in Hyderabad. The rest of the story describes what happens next and the eventual conclusion of the plot.

Cast

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Production

K. Vijaya Bhaskar scripted the film form an original story given by Trivikram Srinivas, who also provided the dialogue. The film was reportedly inspired by the 1953 film Roman Holiday.[2] Cinematography and editing are performed by Sameer Reddy and A. Sreekar Prasad respectively.

Yana Gupta was originally chosen to portray the role of princess but was later replaced by Katrina Kaif.[3] Kaif was paid Template:Indian Rupee70 lakh for her role in the film, thereby becoming the highest paid South Indian actress at the time.[4] The second schedule was held at Visakhapatnam.[5] The song "Gundello Gulabila" was picturised at Bangkok while the song "Nee Navvule" was filmed at Goa. Two of the songs "Chelisoku" and "Janma Janmala" were shot at New Zealand.[6]

Soundtrack

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Release and reception

The film was released on 18 February 2004.

Idlebrain wrote, "First half is very interesting with series of hilarious scenes. The emotion catches up in the scene where a pressmeet is held in second half to announce Malliswari as the heiress to the 750 crore property. The same emotion is carried till the climax of the film. The climax is very impressive. The strength of the film are dialogues by Trivikram, direction of Vijaya Bhaskar and histrionics by Venkatesh who managed the entire show single-handedly. The only thing that does not live up to the high expectations are the songs in the film. The narration of the film is slow, just like any other Vijaya Bhaskar's films".[8] Deccan Herald wrote "Coming from the stable of Suresh Productions, it provides entertainment if you are not looking for deep plots. The story appears cliched and screenplay lacks intensity at times, yet, the movie manages to steer clear of winsomeness with its flow of gags".[9]

Awards

Nandi Awards[10]

References

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External links

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