Balakrishna and Ram Charan Tej having good time together

Ram Charan’s ‘Costume Contest’ for fans

Ram Charan who opened an account in Twitter the other day has put up a contest for hi fans. Ram Charan asked his fans to guess the number of costumes he wore in Orange.

The fan who guesses correctly will get a costume worn by Ram Charan in the film as gift. Ram Charan himself will present the costume to the winner.
Ram Charan gave a clue – the answer is one of these – 85,110,120,125,150). Ram Charan said that he will announce the winner in three days.
So all you fans out there, log on to RC’s account on Twitter and try your luck!

Big Producer waiting for Charan’s call

 If everything goes right, other technical details of Mega Power Star’s fifth movie may be out in the first month of 2011.As per the available reports, Charan promised Dutt to listen the story lines once he is relieved from ‘Orange’ burdens. Last two days, Ramcharan is relaxed enjoying the ‘Orange’ talk on Twitter. Now, Charan may call up Dutt at any time before going on ‘Merupu’ schedules which are to start very soon.Already mentioned earlier about Chiranjeevi formally committing to Aswini Dutt for allotting the dates of Ramcharan’s fifth movie (Link); here comes news that Aswini Dutt finalized nearly half a dozen of stories for this Mega Venture. Vyjayanthi Movies succeeded in offering a brilliant platform for Charan with ‘Chirutha’ and he is growing heights from then on with ‘Magadheera’ and now ‘Orange.’

Rooba Rooba Full Video Song from "Orange"

ORANGE Review 2

Orange

Punchline: konthakalam premikudu

Story
Ram (Ram Charan Tej) is an youngster staying in Australia. He is an honest guy who doesn’t want to complicate life by lying to others. He has clear-cut ideas about love and he thinks that the intensity of love will not remain the same as the relationship progresses. He falls in love at first sight with Jaanu (Genelia) and impresses her over a period of time. However, he clarifies that he can’t love her forever when she proposes to him. The rest of the story is about all the hurdles he comes across due to his honesty and truth-telling nature and how he overcomes them.

Artists Performance

Ram Charan Tej: Ram Charan Tej should be appreciated for accepting such a honest subject with a thin story line for his third movie. It shows that Charan is not trying to stick to stardom and is not willing to repeat the mistakes performed by stars. The entire films runs on his characterization. He is brilliant in the break-up scenes and I loved his don’t-give-a-damn body language. His dances

are full of energy and life.

 
Others: Genelia’s characterization is just an extension to her Bommarillu character. However, the initial scenes involving her are not good. Hero character falls in love with heroine character in the movie because of freshness and innocence (which was there in Bommarillu character). However she didn’t carry such a freshness in this movie. Shahzahn Padamsee looks gorgeous with an endearing smile. Brahmanandam is entertaining in a full-length role of Puppy. Praneeth (Avakai Biryani fame) is very good and engaging as a friend of hero. His mixed the style of Siddharth and Sekhar Kammula in his dialogue delivery. Srinivas Avasarala (Ashta Chemma fame) is cool. Vennela Kishore doesn’t have much role to play. Prabhu is adequate in a role of negative shades. Naga Babu played a nice role and his character gives food for thought to hero. Gayatri Rao, Sanchitha Shetty and Kalpika are adequate.

Technical departments

Story - screenplay - direction: Bhaskar comes up with an unique and nice story that was never dealt on Telugu screen before. The basic point of love staling out over period of a time is an universal truth. Bhaskar explained the same with the ‘black and white’ characterization of Charan. Though he couldn’t get it right with his screenplay and back/forth narration in the first half, he explained the concept of the movie really well towards the climax with a gripping flashback and climax. Bhaskar who has done a beautiful film like Bommarillu with completely positive characters has infused negative shades in the heroine’s father characters in his subsequent films like Parugu and Orange. Having Prabhu’s character as negative one spoilt the mood/texture of the movie

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Other departments: Songs scored by Harris Jayaraj peppy and energetic. Rooba Rooba song is my favorite. However the background scored for the movie didn’t help in elevating the situations. Dialogues (done by three writers) are partly okay. The philosophical dialogues explaining the concept of love are interesting in the second half. Cinematography and visuals are very good. Cinematography for the entire Mumbai episode is excellent. Marthand K Venkatesh opted for montage style editing (which is usually done for situational songs) for scenes in the first half and they appear jerky because the background score didn’t sync with the visuals. Production values by Anjana Productions are good, but the producer failed in controlling the budget as the money spent for this movie didn’t translate onto the screen (Naga Babu claimed in an interview that he spent 90% of what it cost to make Magadheera).

 

Analysis: This movie starts off on a dull note. But it gets interesting as Charan’s characterization is introduced. First half of the movie is inconsistent with improper pacing. However, movie gets into the groove from the flashback episode and it becomes a conversational film till climax. Bhaskar has taken a beautiful concept as the basis for story and it needs extreme dexterity to narrate such a story to common moviegoer. Bhaskar succeeded in getting it right towards the climax of the movie. But the ultra-modern orientation and conversations-based treatment might put normal movie goer off the hook. The plus points are Ram Charan Tej, Songs and basic story idea. On the flip side, freshness from heroine and a better handling of the first half would have done wonders to the movie. As for as I am is concerned I am convinced with the second half of the movie and I liked it. On a whole, Orange is an honest film with a nice story idea despite of inconsistencies and a few dull moments. You may watch it!

Greatandhra Rating: 2/5
Rediff Rating ; 2.5/5
123telugu Rating : 3.25/5 
Idlebrain Rating : 3.25/5

'Orange' Review 1

Film: Orange

Ramcharan Tej is coming back after his mega blockbuster ‘Magadheera’ and this time, he is seen in a lover boy image. And Bhaskar, after his Parugu has come up with this ‘Orange’. 
Story: Set on the backdrop of Australia, Ram (Ramcharan) is an youngster who loves graffiti but he doesn’t believe in love for lifetime. He wants to say truth all the while with respect to love life and live with open mind, open thought and open action with his partner.
This leads to a clash of ideology with Jaanu (Genelia) who studies in the same college and what starts out as a romantic tale between them both turns out to be a relationship of confusion and complications.
Ram explains this entire story as his flash back while a police cop (Prakash Raj) asks him as a part of informal interrogation (!)
Jaanu believes in everlasting love but given the thought process of Ram, will they be together? Can they really love each other? All this forms the rest of the story.
Performances:Ramcharan did his best to fit the lover boy tag and he was neat in his dance and dialogue delivery. Two things he must avoid- a clean shave and full body shots while in a group. There was no emotional depth in his character so his body language was average.
Genelia was depressing and disappointing. Her costumes were bizarre, the make up was patchy and her face looked blotted. She has lost the innocence and charm. Perhaps it is age but the blame also goes to the styling and her image etching. Performance wise, she was regular and didn’t have any special acts.
Shahzahn comes like a breath of fresh air and though she was brief, she looks cute and attractive. She has the potential to take lead roles.
Prakashraj was regular, Brahmi’s comedy was not upto the mark, Prabhu and Pavitra Lokesh were alright, Vennela Kishore was wasted, Madhurima was quick but sweet, Naga Babu made his presence felt. The others didn’t have much to offer except filling the screens and rolling out few lines.
Highlights:Songs (although no much variety among each other)
Dances by Ram Charan
Production Values
Disappointments:Theme
Dialogue
Lack of comedy
Lack of emotion quotient
Characterizations 
Analysis: 
The fundamental blunder in the film is that when speaking about love it should be run on emotions and feeling but not on calculation. To make things worse, Baskar tries to explain the calculation with his own narrative style which was rather confusing. He had something noble and different in mind but he could not conceive it in the right manner on the screen. There is no emotion, no romance, no chemistry between the lead pair, no sentiment and above all, no comedy. At one stage, it becomes like a boring mathematics class where the audience have become students and are trying to understand what Professor Bhaskar is trying to explain on the love algorithm. 
The other disappointment is the philosophy on love. While it is nice to have an ocean full of love, it is common sense that love alone is not life. They are two different entities and the essence of life is in striking a balance between both. Fortunately, what Baskar was trying to say ended up confusing many in the theatre but to those who may have understood a fraction of it, this is truly dangerous. On the other hand, there are quite a number of instances where Bhaskar tried to take the route of Gautam Menon but the difference is chalk and cheese. 
The good side of the film is the songs and their picturization which was really impressive and visually appealing. Charan’s efforts in songs were commendable. The fight sequence which involves the spray cans was also creative and colorful. As for his much hyped sky diving stunt, that is not so appealing as expected.  
Overall, the film is good on presentation but very poor in content and completely blotched on narration and concept. While the masses have nothing in it, the class audience will feel like they are in a classroom. And regarding the mega fans…well, it looks like 2010 is just not their year as their favorite heroes seem to be dealing with unconventional characters. 

Bottomline: Sour fruit with seeds of confusion and misdirection

Greatandhra Rating: 2/5
123telugu Rating : 3.25/5 
Idlebrain Rating : 3.25/5 

First Day First Show - Orange Review

 

Updated at 11:45 AM
Movie ends on a positive note. Bhaskar makes a movie on a small point, and tries to convince it. But overall a feel good movie.

Updated at 11:35 AM
Movie heading to climax…it’s well written, logical film… loads of conversations.

Updated at 11:30 AM
A train fight scene. Taken to great heights thanks to good rerecording.

Updated at 11:25 AM
Final song, ‘Chilipiga Choostavela’ good scenes. Bhaskar trying to come out of his own shackles here. If he goes wrong here the film will go down.

Updated at 11:20 AM
Naga Babu makes his presence felt. His subtle expressions work more than loud convincing.

Updated at 11:10 AM
Flashback ends quite unconvincing, but leads to an interesting twist. Film turns into a mature love story.

Updated at 11:00 AM
‘Rooba Rooba’ song is well shot… establishes the relationship between the hero and his girlfriend.

Updated at 10:58 AM
Fifth song - ‘Rooba Rooba’, very nicely done in Mumbai. Shazahn and Charan looks good together.

Updated at 10:52 AM
Story moves to Hyderabad now and then to Mumbai 

Updated at 10:50 AM
Shazahn Padamsee makes her entry. She’s very beautiful.
 
Updated at 10:40 AM
Fourth song ‘O Range lo baby’ is a pub song. More on meaning, less on dance.Thumping music. Good energy and style.

Updated at 10:38 AM
The pub scene is good…logical conversations…it’s.

Updated at 10:35 AM
A game of truth or dare makes the convincing the ‘philosophy of the film’ part very entertaining. Gets claps.

Updated at 10:30 AM
Naga Babu does a cameo.

Updated at 10:28 AM
Another fight scene, this time while skydiving. Unexciting.

Updated at 10:25 AM
Second half started. trying to convince us more. Gets repetitive.

Updated at 10:10 AM
End of First half. Comedy, Songs, Brahmanandham make the film entertaining so far. The movie tries to show love in a new light. Lets see how it convinces us in second half. More drama in the story…the build up in Genelia’s characterization is good.

Updated at 10:00 AM
Hello Rammante song….is okayish…nice choreography. Here comes the sky diving scene. Good to see.

Updated at 09:55 AM
Film got good comedy…decent set of scenes…well written scenes.

Updated at 09:45 AM
The movie progresses explaining its philosophy, though comically.

Updated at 09:35 AM
‘Nenu Nuvvantu’ song…amazing locales…brilliant music…wonderful lyrics. mostly slow motion, but shot extremely well.

Updated at 09:30 AM
Hero’s characterization is interesting…quite quirky.

Updated at 09:28 AM
Few good romantic comedy scenes. Enter Madhurima.

Updated at 09:20 AM
Fight sequence with foreign fighters…nice action choreography. Great background music to boost the fights.

Updated at 09:15 AM
Brahmanandham makes his entry, his name is Puppy in the film. and Srinivas Avasarala introduced too.

Updated at 09:10 AM
Enter Manjula and Sanjay swarrop. Naga Babu makes an entry too. They establish Charan’s character.

Updated at 09:05 AM
Sydney Nagaram…. Good Lyrics… The choreography is perhaps too simple. Camera work has been good so far and continues here. Captures Sydney well. No big dance steps though.

Updated at 08:55 AM
Genelia plays another crazy character. Full of energy.

Updated at 08:50 AM
Enter Genelia. Cute entry. She looks amazing.  Suspense being built up between the Charan and Genelia.

Updated at 08:45 AM
Movie Started. An interesting start in Australia. Great bit song already.

Ram Charan interview about Orange in NDTV

RamCharan's Orange Movie Review

Just show started

> Introduction of hero is normal…car skidding..
> Hero name RAM and Heroine name JENNY..Nagababu also there in movie…
> Maheshbabu's sister Manjula as hero`s sister..
> first song started sydney nagaram… and song completed no great steps….
> prakash raj as police officer..heroine  character same as bommarillu character…
> just comedy track started with the entry of Bramhanandam.. and his comedy is good..
> movie going slow…second song started Nene nuvantu…locations seems to be an eye feasting….
> Jenny not looking great…movie going calmly….
> jump scene from helicopter .. both RAM and JENNY nice to see…
> third song hello ramantey started…
> first half completd just below average..nothing great up to now no great interval bang….
> it seems to be bhaskar just attached to the bomarillu…just people getting irritation…
> second half started…
> Again parachute scene good one….
> In middle charan playing cricket and doing his job graphic painter….
> fourth song Orange love story started…
> movie slowed down again..
>  some characters just coming and going…..the guys who loved Jenny along with Ram…
> Again the movie got pace with Bhramhi comedy totally a hilarious one for 2min…
>  flash back started in hyd..second heroine called Rooba entered…
> fifth song Rooba Roooba started good one to see….
> flash back nothng new..as usual both will love each other but due to small reasons they will divide from each other..
> Bhaskhar tried to make another Bomarillu  because so many dialogues resembles the Bomarillu but failed...
> last song chilipiga ..started..
> lots of ups and downs in second half …movie heading towards climax…
> Naga babu comes again and explains about love to ram..
> rape attempt by some guys on Jenny who will be saved by Ram…
> Last 15 min a great minus to film…
> Climax not good which gives a bad impression on movie…
> Charan disappointed with his steps except a small two steps…
> the positive thing of the movie is its songs and bramhi comedy…


The final verdict of the movie is stictly Below Average..for A class people it mat be an average flick….Nothing is there for masses…

“I play a character from the age 16 to 25” - Charan

As Ramcharan Teja’s Orange gets ready for release, Cherry has been giving out more details about the movie! It seems Ramcharan plays a character Ram, who grows up from being a shy 16 year old to a confident 25 year old man. He gave this information talking to a famous website.
He said, “The film unfolds from my character's perspective -- how the rest of the characters disagree to my way of living. I play an honest person whose love turns bitter because of his honesty. Here you will see only the character Ram. I play the character from the age of 16 to 25. I have not revealed this to anyone yet.”
It seems Charan first shot the 25 years old scenes and then lost loads of weight before finally shooting for the 16 year old’s story. Does this mean Shazahn Padamsee plays his teenage love interest? We will know soon, but here is what Ram had to say finally about the movie on his Twitter account, “Orange is an honest, true and fresh love story. Thats all I have to say. Rest I’ll leave it leave it to my fans and viewers to analyze.” Way to go Ramcharan. All the best!

Orange releasing with 700 Prints in 1000 theaters!

Ramcharan Teja’s third movie Orange will be releasing with around 700 prints in almost 1000 centers world wide. This could be one of the bigger releases from Telugu film industry, if not the biggest already.
Out of this mammoth total there are 350 physical prints, more than 150 Qube prints and the remaining are UFO digital prints. Apart from India, Orange is being released in countries like USA, UK, Canada, Australia, Singapore, Malaysia, and Kuwait.
Tickets for many shows have been booked in advance in many regions, not only in Andhra Pradesh, but also in few theaters in the USA.

Ramcharan thanks Genelia!

With less than 24 hours remaining for the release of Orange, Ramcharan made an entry into onlinesocial networking with a Twitter account. While no star can escape pre-release nerves before their film releases, Ramcharan decided to ease it a bit interacting with his followers and fans. His co-star Genelia seems has convinced him to take a plunge into the tweet world.
Only on the first day of his Tweeting experience Ram gathered around 3000 followers.
The two film old actor has done few different things for Orange – he managed his own look, did a 14,000 feet sky diving and great stunts, romanced two girls on screen for the first time, and importantly targeted at the so called class audiences! Entering Twitter too is proving to be a different experience for Cherry, who wrote, “Loved my first day here.” Of course he didn’t forget to thank Genelia, “All my Twitter fans should thank Genelia for bringing me into this world…thanks babe.”
Orange will be releasing simultaneously in the US, Canada, UK, Kuwait, Malaysia, Singapore, Australia apart from various regions in India of course! Cherry can now get instant feedback on how his fans from all over the world liked the movie!

Ramcharan`s Orange trailers

Trailer 1

Trailer 2

Trailer 3

Trailer 4

Trailer 5

Orange Movie Funny Parody

Chit chat with music director of orange

Mega Power Star`s Orange Mania

Ram Charan Orange Movie review

Orange Pre Release Talk

First half of the movie is good, Comedy is good in First Half

Second Half of the movie is dragged, bit boring and Climax is good

Ram Charan’s realization scenes are not impressive. Genelia’s characterization is very good

Songs Picturization is good

Ram Charan’s characterization is like Venkatesh’s character in ’Prematho Raa’ movie

Over all Orange movie is going to be an Average to Above Average movie.

Pre release talk is not 100% correct, But We will expect orange is going to become good hit.

The above talk is not the full pledged review, movie talk may change once the movie released .So wait for Orange movie full review on November 26th.

Funny clip-Orange Directed By RGV,Posani, Shekar Kammula and B.Gopal

"Orange" Press Meet (Charan, Genelia, Nagababu)

Chit chat with Nagababu about Orange

"Orange" Telugu MP3 Songs Download

Cast : Ram Charan, Genelia.Shazahn Padamsee.........
Music : Harris Jayraj
Director : Bhaskar
Producer : Naga Babu

Track List
Chilipiga
Singers : Karthik  Lyricist: Vanamali
Hello Rammante
Singers : Vijay Prakash, Devan  Lyricist: Rama Jogayya Sastry
Nenu Nuvvantu
Singers : Naresh Iyer, Nadeesh  Lyricist: Vanamali
O range
Singers : Benny Dayal  Lyricist: Vanamali

Ola Olaala Ala
Singers : Karunya, Ranina Reddy  Lyricist: Surendra Krishna, Kedarnath Parimi
Rooba Rooba
Singers : Shail Hada, Chinmayee  Lyricist: Vanamali

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