The mother of all multistarrers of Mollywood "Twenty Twenty" directed by veteran Joshy, might be released only by the 30th of this month. The movie which is planning for the biggest release in Mollywood, is into its final post production activities. Moreover, many of the theatres that are planning to have the movie is presently screening the Ramzan movies like 'Kurushetra' and 'Maya Bazar'. Since "Twenty Twenty" is expected to take on a whole some clean sweep of the collections which will affect the prospects of other movies, the makers may now think of delaying it, releasing it on the thirtieth of this month. The movie is expected to get released in more than 120 centers, across Kerala.

Meanwhile the audio of the movie was released last week in a function held at Travancore court, Kochy. AMMA president and actor Innocent released the audio cassette by handing it over to actress Manju Warrier. The cassettes and CD's will be available from this week at Manorama Music which will also include a supportive video CD on the making of the movie.

Here is one more entrant to filmdom from Tamilnadu's first family. Dayanidhi Azhagiri, son of Chief Minister M Karunanidhi's Madurai based son M K Azhagiri has acquired the release rights of Varanam Aayiram. He has started a production company 'Cloud Nine Movies', which has bought the movie for a theatrical release across Tamilnadu.

Varanaam Aayiram, is directed by Goutham Menon and the movie features Suriya in the lead role. It may be recalled that Udayanidhi Stalin, son of Karunanidhi's younger son and State Local Administration Minister M K Stalin ventured to film production with the Vijay starrer Kuruvi. Gunanidhi, another grand son of Karunanidhi is producing the remake of yesteryear Rajnikanth movie Murattu Kalai. The veteran statesman's another grandson Arivunidhi (son of M K Muthu) has tuned a playback singer. A doctor by profession, Muthu has sung a song in a movie titled Perumal. 'Varanam Aayiram' that was pipelined to be out for diwali is now being released on the 14th of November.

A movie on paranormal beings in Tamil cinema is a new attempt. The trio Hari Shankar, Hareesh Narayan and Krishna Sekar has ventured to do a movie titled Eraa, which speaks about the existence of paranormal things in universe. Talking about the film, the trio says, 'we have been involved in the study of paranormal activities and working with instruments like oyja board, supposedly to bring the spirits of dead men for a conversation and electronic voice phenomena (which receives voice on videotape for which there is no known physical source). Eraa which means night in Tamil was shot in HD format in places at Munnar which are believed to haunt by ghosts. We have attempted to shoot the movie from audience's vantage point that gives a first person view to render direct experience.

Believe it or not! The directors claim that veteran lyricist, who passed away couple of decades ago, has penned the lyrics for a song. Acccording to the directors, C Rathinaswamy, who reportedly interacts with spirits of the dead men, had obtained the lyrics from the spirit of Kannadasan. Produced by G Hari Shankar, the movie has musical score by G Sathish. The lead roles are played by G Satheesh, Avanthika, Asha, Indira and Ajay.

Kadhalukku Maranamillai' is the movie that is brought to silver screen by KT Kunjumon, after a big gap in Tamil cinema. The renowned producer debuted director Shankar with his 'Gentleman' and continued to make big budgeted movies like 'Suryan', 'Kadhalan' and 'Ratchagan'. He was not seen in tinselville for awhile and now he comes with his latest production.

ARS Movies (P) Ltd, Kunjumon's production house is launching this new movie on the 2nd of November. Direction is by C Balajee whereas the producer himself has penned down the story and dialogue.

A debutant hero and heroines form the lead cast and music director Bharathwaj is composing the numbers. This maker who made sensational hits in the past might once again restate those quality movies to entertain the audience.

It's the look factor for Hema Malini - Internationally acclaimed designer Neeta Lulla worked 48 hrs for dreamgirl Hema Malini's forthcoming venture "Ek Thi Rani Aisi Bhi". It seems that the designer was very excited when Hema mentioned about her latest venture. The actress explained the role of Rajmata Vijayaraje Scindia in this biopic directed by Gulbahar Singh. Neeta is known for giving Aishwariya Rai the stunning look of Jodhabai in Ashutosh Gwarikar's 'Jodha Akbar'. She has proved her mettle as one of the finest costume designer in hindi film industry.

"Hemaji has always fascinated me as a personality," says Neeta. The designer had to work 48hrs nonstop for the final look of Rajmata. "Actually we both had time constraints so I had to work round the clock to give Hemaji the look of the Rajmata. I did my own research and Hemaji also gave me a reference book which helped me a lot. I tried to give her a different look in Baghbaan and people loved her the way she looked in the film. Hope even this time people will like it," she says.