Online watch Sahasa Simha star used to help the poor people, who needed medical aid when he was alive and that was through Vikram Hospital in Mysore.

Watch Medical aid on Dr. Vishnuvardhan's death anniversary
By: Shekhar H Hooli
Thursday, December 30, 2010, 9:22 [IST]

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Veteran Kannada actor Dr. Vishnuvardhan died at Vikram hospital in Mysore on 30th December exactly one year ago. The Sahasa Simha star used to help the poor people, who needed medical aid when he was alive and that was through Vikram Hospital in Mysore. Now, in association with Vibha Trust (Vishnuvadhan Bharathi Trust), many health organisations are holding different medical aid camps to extend support to poor people at Abhiman Studios today (30th December).

On the occasion of Dr. Vishnuvardhan's first death anniversary, Rotary International, Halappa Foundation, Manipal Hospitals, Unity Helpline Multi specialty hospital, Shekar Nethralaya, Victorial Hospital are set to provide various medical facilities to needy people. They are providing quick service at Abhiman Studios between 9 am and 2.30 pm today.

These organisations will offer free heart check up, dental check up, eye scanning, general health check up, guidance on Dialysis to general public at the Vishnu memorial. ECG van, cardio van, ambulance, nursing staff and technical staff will be available at the venue. Meanhwhile, a few of these hospitals are also organising blood donations, eye donation camps at the place.

However, a procession from National college grounds to Abhiman will be held this morning and this rally will be started by Dr Bharathi Vishnuvardhan by releasing 10,000 balloons in the air. Vishnu's son-in-law Anirudh and other family members will be present in the procession. Later, Karnataka CM BY Yeddyurappa will lay foundation stone for Vishnu memorial.

Onlin Watch Kannada film Boss was pushed back by a week, making it the first film to hit theaters in 2011 from the Sandalwood film industry.

Watch Boss to be first Sandalwood release in 2011
Sampurn Wire
Wednesday, December 29, 2010, 16:32 [IST]

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The release date of Kannada film Boss was pushed back by a week, making it the first film to hit theaters in 2011 from the Sandalwood film industry. The Darshan, Navya Nair, Rekha starrer Boss is expected to draw a huge number of viewers to theaters considering that it will be released during the holiday weekend. Reports suggest that the delay in release has acted in favor of the film because it will ensure a greater number of people visiting theaters playing Boss on the opening day itself.

Ramesh Yadav, producer of Boss, issued a statement to the media citing pre-release publicity as the chief reason for the delay in the release date. Reports suggest that the cast and crew of Boss have taken a week's breathe to promote their film in various cities across South India.

And needless to say, the promotional campaigns will work in favor of Boss, making the audience more acquainted with the storyline of the film and more interested to watch the entire film once it hits theaters. The delay also means that Boss will now release during the New Year holidays and every family can now go in groups to watch the film in theaters.

Boss, which was supposed to hit theaters on the 31st of December, is the debut film of director Raghu Raj. The Kannada film has been passed by the censor board with a U/A certificate, unlike several films of Darshan which were censored for its adult content, which again means a greater number of viewers.