They went on in 2008 to team up with ecker to create and produce The School Blog, a daily educational videoblog for photographers, which led up to the launch of The School, a social network for photographers. In 2006 they started the event-based web-show Noodle Scar with host Bonny Pierzina, which spawned Noodle Scar Daily in 2007. Vu and Lan both started personal videoblogs in January, 2005, joining the few hundred founders of the Yahoo Videoblogging Group. The film also has elements of romance and four great songs that people will love,” he said.The Bui Brothers are photographers and videographers specializing in online media and promotional photography. A psychiatrist and sorcerers come into the picture and they figure out the story behind the supernatural occurrences. Unnatural events start occurring around them and before long, Riya gets possessed by the spirit of the so-called witch who was killed. “It is about a young woman, Riya, and her doctor husband Akash who has been posted in a rural area. Actress Prakruti Mishra will be seen in an item song. Soumya Ranjan will be seen as a sorcerer. The cast includes Payal, Soumya, Rehan, Ashutosh, Bighna, Ardhendu and Sudipta, all under the age of 25. It features fresh faces from the theatre world. The movie, of course, has been dramatised. A young girl was murdered by villagers, who suspected her to be practising witchcraft. He said Kaaunri Kanya (or woman possessed) is based on a real-life incident that took place in a nondescript village of Ganjam district. Add special effects to that and I am sure people will jump off their seats,” he said. “The shot has been up to my satisfaction. Not one to give up, Soumya Ranjan took the camera and dived into the water, confining himself to a 4feet by 8feet glass box to shoot the scene. Since ours is a low budget film, we couldn’t afford to rope in expert swimmers who could do the job,” said the bespectacled youngster, a graduate of the Biju Patnaik Film and Television Institute, Cuttack. The actors, too, were coming up every 15 seconds for air.

“It was a challenge for us to shoot underwater. He is particularly excited about the 10-minute underwater sequence, shot in a swimming pool in Vishakapatnam, because it has never been tried before in the state. He returned to the state last year to make a film of a “different genre” along with his brother, under the banner of Angel Bee Medias. So, I can vouch for the quality of the special effects,” said Soumya Ranjan, who has worked as a post-production technician for the Aamir Khan-starrer 3 Idiots and Mani Ratnam’s Raavan. They have contributed to films such as Harry Potter and Spiderman and have agreed to help me with my film. “I have friends who freelance as VFX artistes. This low-budget film, the debut venture of brothers Soumya Ranjan, 24, and Ramya Ranjan, 20, is in its post-production stage with Bangalore-based 3-D animation and visual effects (VFX) artistes working overtime to give it an Exorcist feel. And what’s better, it promises to be a treat for the audience, which bears the assault of humdrum family dramas and romances round the year. Going by the teaser, it could give RGV’s Bhoot a run for its money. Kaaunri Kanya, being touted as the state’s first 3-D horror flick with underwater scenes, will hit the theatres this summer. Telegraph picturesīhubaneswar, March 6: Bloodcurdling yells, furious chanting of mantras, a fearsome, pale-skinned woman performing mojo… Put yourself on beta-blockers. A still from the film Kaaunri Kanya and the filmmakers, brothers (above) Soumya Ranjan and Ramya Ranjan.

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