Ever imagined about a cinematographer winning claps as his name rolls over the title credits? Obviously, many would hardly take a look on technician’s list as they’re justly focused on actors and topmost music directors. But here’s a young cinematographer, who just carried away the appreciations and applause with ‘Eeram’.His name is Manoj Paramahamsa and has grabbed everyone’s attention with his spellbinding visuals. Having assisted ace cinematographer S. Saravanan in various successful films, Manoj has established a prominent place by fetching big offers now. He has already canned major portions for Gowtham Menon’s ‘Chennaiyil Oru Mazhaikalam’ and now Simbhu-Trisha starrer ‘Vinnaithandi Varuvaaya’.Now this young cinematographer has been invited by the main league of filmmakers and by end of 2010, he’ll be occupied with numerous projects.
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
High-Time For Manoj Paramahamsa
Ever imagined about a cinematographer winning claps as his name rolls over the title credits? Obviously, many would hardly take a look on technician’s list as they’re justly focused on actors and topmost music directors. But here’s a young cinematographer, who just carried away the appreciations and applause with ‘Eeram’.His name is Manoj Paramahamsa and has grabbed everyone’s attention with his spellbinding visuals. Having assisted ace cinematographer S. Saravanan in various successful films, Manoj has established a prominent place by fetching big offers now. He has already canned major portions for Gowtham Menon’s ‘Chennaiyil Oru Mazhaikalam’ and now Simbhu-Trisha starrer ‘Vinnaithandi Varuvaaya’.Now this young cinematographer has been invited by the main league of filmmakers and by end of 2010, he’ll be occupied with numerous projects.
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