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Poi Solla Porom
Starring: Karthik Kumar, Preethi, Nedumudi Venu, Mouli, Nazer, Delhi GaneshDirection: Vijay
Music: M G Shree Kumar
Production: Priyadarshan
Publish Date: 10/17/2008
Raman Thediya Seethai
There's a delicate balance between portraying a genuinely touching story and going overboard with emotions. And that's where Global One Studio Productions' Raman Thediya Seethai (Rama's Hunt for Seetha), directed by K P Jagannath, manages to be different. Moserbaer's Tamil production has actually managed to hit the bull's-eye with this one.
Publish Date: 10/17/2008
Pandhayam
Pandhayam can easily be recommended as a laugh-riot that will set you free of mundane worries, and here are the reasons...
Publish Date: 10/17/2008
Kathi Kappal
Director: Dinesh Selvaraj
Producer: V Bhaktha
Music: Sree Sai / R Sahitya
Cast: Anoop Kumar, Meera Vasudev, Poornitha
Publish Date: 10/17/2008
Aegan
Ajith, who looks fresh after the success of Billa, mocks himself in many scenes (as he has to play a student despite looking over the hill).
Publish Date: 10/29/2008
Seval
Star-cats: Bharath, Poonam Bajwa, Simran, Sampath, Vadivelu, Rajesh and many others
Production: Jinnah Creations
Story, screenplay, Dialogues and Direction: Hari
Music: G.V. Prakash
Cinematography: Priyan
Publish Date: 10/29/2008
Ananda Thandavam
Star-casts: Siddarth, Thamannah, Rukmini, S.T. Venki, Kitty, Rishi, Madan Bob, Charlie, Bala Singh, Kalai Rani.
Banner: Aascar Productions
Production: V. Ravichandran
Story and Dialogues: Sujatha
Screenplay and Direction: Gandhi Krishna
Music: G.V. Prakash
Lyrics: Vairamuthu
Art Direction: Thotta Tharani
Editing: V.T. Vijayan
Director of Photography: Jeeva Shankar
Special Effects: S.T. Venki
Publish Date: 10/29/2008
Pandhaya Kozhi
Dubbed films are all about making hay while the sun shines. Narain’s growing popularity in Kollywood has probably prompted his recent hit in Malayalam to be dubbed in Tamil.
Publish Date: 10/31/2008
Thenaavettu
Genre: Action
Director: V.V. Kadhir
Cast: Jeeva, Poonam Bajwa, Saikumar
Publish Date: 11/28/2008
Poo
Cast: Srikant, Parvathy; Music: S.S. Kumaran; Cinematography: Muthiah; Director: Sasi
Publish Date: 11/28/2008
Ellam Avan Seyal
It is popular Malayam director Shaji Kailash’s remake of his thriller Chintamani Kola Case. Shaji, who is known to give actors their image-defining roles in Kerala, has faithfully stuck to the original while remaking it for the Tamil audience.
Publish Date: 12/3/2008
Saamy Da
The director deserves a pat for rendering a feel-good film with a crop of youngsters in his team. All the characters are well etched and given the right backing.
Publish Date: 12/9/2008
Mahesh, Saranya Matrum Palar
The titles are interestingly conceived — juxtaposing several landmarks of Chennai and Kumbakonam, the opening background takes you to all the spots through which the story moves. Cool Productions’ ‘Mahesh, Saranya, Matrum Palar’ (U) is a neat family film. It is also true that things are unbelievably hunky-dory in the joint family projected on screen. And hence too cinematic! ‘Mahesh …’ is P.V. Ravi’s first directorial effort.
Publish Date: 12/9/2008
Bommalattam
Bharathiraja, leaving his regular "En Gramaththu Iniya Makkale" has tried something different through the movie with his own touch and style making the movie watcher feel his presence throughout the movie.
Publish Date: 12/13/2008
Suriya
When a stunt master directs a movie featuring his son in the lead role, what else can one expect but for an action-packed show?
Publish Date: 12/17/2008
Abhiyum Naanum
Abhiyum Naanum looks and feels different amongst the crowd of cliched commercial flicks. That is its biggest plus. The theme is such that it allows a range of emotions from the tenderest to the most poignant to be essayed in as poetic a fashion as a commercial cinema would allow.
Publish Date: 12/20/2008
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HOT KOLLYWOOD NEWS/GOSSIPS |
Cheran kissed Murugadoss!
Being proud of fellow Tamilian Murugadoss doing a good job in bollywood and the success following, Cheran raised him up on his shoulders and danced for a while and then hugged him and went on to kiss him!
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Aascar to make a film with Jackie
Ravichandran, who was all these days known as Oscar Ravichandran, adding his company's name as his title, was into deep trouble after the called up Jackie Chan to Chennai to launch Dasavatharam, the movie produced by him.
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AR Rahman turns 43
When he started his career in the early 1990s, music maestro Alla Rakha Rahman wouldn't have thought his popularity will skyrocket to such an extent that budding as well as established musicians alike would swear by his name nearly two decades on.
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Arumugham
Director Suresh Krissna has completed shooting for Bharath-starrer Arumugham. The movie features Priyamani and yesteryear heroine Ramya Krishnan playing pivotal roles.
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Vaidehi
Actor - director Pandiarajan’s son Prithvi is awaiting the release of Vaidehi. The movie directed by Gemini Raghava, will hit the screens very soon. Prithvi plays a college student while the cast includes Madhu Chandana and Karthiga in lead roles.
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Abhiyum Naanum
Abhiyum Naanum looks and feels different amongst the crowd of cliched commercial flicks. That is its biggest plus. The theme is such that it allows a range of emotions from the tenderest to the most poignant to be essayed in as poetic a fashion as a commercial cinema would allow.
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Suriya
When a stunt master directs a movie featuring his son in the lead role, what else can one expect but for an action-packed show?
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Bommalattam
Bharathiraja, leaving his regular "En Gramaththu Iniya Makkale" has tried something different through the movie with his own touch and style making the movie watcher feel his presence throughout the movie.
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Mahesh, Saranya Matrum Palar
The titles are interestingly conceived — juxtaposing several landmarks of Chennai and Kumbakonam, the opening background takes you to all the spots through which the story moves. Cool Productions’ ‘Mahesh, Saranya, Matrum Palar’ (U) is a neat family film. It is also true that things are unbelievably hunky-dory in the joint family projected on screen. And hence too cinematic! ‘Mahesh …’ is P.V. Ravi’s first directorial effort.
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