Tamil action thriller Samar which stars Trisha Krishnan and Vishal Krishna together for the first time has hit the screens on January 13, 2013 just on time for Pongal – one of the most important festivals for Tamilians in India. Read more
Ilayathalapathy Vijay’s action-thriller film Thuppakki has collected more than 182-crore rupees since its release in November to become an all-time blockbuster and join the Indian film industry’s “100-crore club”. Read more
Tamil, Telugu and Bollywood actress Trisha Krishnan celebrates her tenth year in the film industry and in this span, the actress has won three Filmfare awards, favourite heroine award and has overtaken Bollywood King Khans to become the most downloaded actor of 2012. Read more
The Board of Control for Cricket in India have announced that Sun TV Network has won the bid for Hyderabad IPL (Indian Premier League) franchise for an amount of 85.05-crore rupees (£9.9m) per year. Read more
Playback singer Chinmayi Sripada, famous for her songs in Tamil, Malayalam and Telugu films, filed a complaint against a few men for sexual harassment on Twitter and two men including one professor have been arrested by the police after they confessed to the crime. Read more
Popular, award-winning Tamil and Telugu film star Trisha Krishnan’s father has passed away on Thursday October 18 in Hyderabad. He was 66. Read more
Rani Mukherji’s item song Aga bai aiyyaa from her upcoming film Aiyyaa has garnered hundreds of thousands of page views on YouTube in its first weekend. The actress is seen belly-dancing in the song – her first in her film career. Read more
One of Malayalam cinema’s finest film actor Thilakan has died at the age of 77 after suffering a heart attack on Monday, September 24. Read more
Shriya Saran, the leading actress of Tamil and Telugu cinema, celebrated her 30th birthday on September 11 in Toronto. The actress is in the Canadian city for the Toronto International Film festival. Read more
Tamil movie lovers worldwide have given Jiiva-starrer superhero, action-adventure film Mugamoodi their thumbs up showing that there is an appetite for Tamil martial arts movies. The film collected more than 10-crore rupees in its first weekend alone. Read more
