Surya's a role model for UP cops

surya, whose memorable S performances as an upstanding police officer in the films Kaakha Kaakha and Singam, earned him a lot of praise and fandom, seems to have crossed boundaries with his fan base. Police personnel in Uttar Pradesh, who are attempting to develop a positive interac tion between the public tion between the public and the police officers, are being shown movies like Dabangg and Singam.

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Surya,Gautham team up again

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Cinema express jan 2012 | Magazine about Surya

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Suriya Gets Inked E-paper

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E-paper about Sameera, Surya share dais

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Surya's movie with Venkat - A 3D Style

Here it comes, straight from the horse’s mouth.After giving a blockbuster, Mankatha, with Ajith, hotshot filmmaker Venkat Prabhu has moved on to his next with another big star, Suriya.Prabhu, who’d shut himself with his assistants in a remote place for the last few weeks, was spotted in the city recently. DC caught up with him for a chat about the high action entertainer.

“Yes, my next is with Suriya which will be a new experience for Tamil audiences. I just narrated a line to Suriya which he liked. I am working on the full script now. Unlike Ra.One and other Hindi flicks which were shot in normal cameras and converted to the 3D format, the new Suriya film will be a 3D film which will be shot in 3D format. I am roping in Hollywood specialists who would be with us right from day one of shooting.”

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7aam Arivu Magazine by cinema express

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Suriya gets ‘anti-social’

At a time when celebrities and most movie stars are smitten by social networking websites and are incessantly promoting their films and personal details on the likes of Twitter and Facebook, this hot and happening star, Suriya, dares differ.Though the 7 Aum Arivu actor is present on these sites, albeit through a ghost account, he did candidly admit to this newspaper that he will never be a part of social networking sites openly. He confirms that he is present on the sites but just to check what’s happening.

Expressing amazement about the love and affection of his fans he says, “Yes, there are lots of well wishers who shower me with love and support. They blindly admire whatever I do. Their updates on the sites really amaze me. They respect my work and their comments are heart-warming,” he observes.

However, he cannot bear the negativity. “It’s sad. The kind of filth and venom you find on social networking sites. I have seen people writing graffiti in school and theatre toilets, but they have no qualms about posting similar stuff on these sites. In fact, they seem to get a big kick out of it.”

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