#To akhire mu odia movie movie

Out of around 300 single-screen cinemas that were operational before the cyclone, only 81 were left functioning in 2010.

#To akhire mu odia movie movie

Movie theatres that began mushrooming across the State in the late 1980s were hit hard by the Super Cyclone. This movie is about Babu, an unemployed youngster, falls in love with a business tycoon. The devastation in the film industry can be compared with the loss incurred during the Super Cyclone of 1999. Watch the Video Song of Akhire Mu Nida from the movie Rangeela Toka. They hope the Odisha Film Development Corporation can do a lot to revive the cinema halls. Several hall owners are looking towards the State Government for help. In Brahmapur, Paramajyoti Chitralay, Siva Cinema and Payal talkies, which were the worst hit, will take at least six month to screen films.

The Phailin damaged most of the theatres. The release of Akhire Akhire has been postponed till November.

Tu Mo Dehara Chhai hit the theatres on October 15th with Amlan Das getting a second chance to prove his talent.ДЄnubhav-Barsha starrer Kehi Jane Bhala lagere was released October 17 in a maximum of halls all over the State. Sudhansu SahuвЂ™s direction and Malay MishraвЂ™s music are the highlights of the film. Mu Raja Tu Rani was released on October 14 with Arindam acting opposite new actress Sambhabana.

The movies are romantic thriller Mu Raja Tu Rani, family drama Kehi Jane Bhala lagere, romantic comedy Akhire Akhire and suspense thriller Tu Mo Dehara Chhai.ДЄfter the Phailin and floods, three of these films have been released. The Odisha Film ProducersвЂ™ Association had postponed release of four films during the Durga Puja following the cyclone threat.