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Crazy Mohanâs iconic play âChocolate Krishnaâ to be presented by Maadhu Balaji in Coimbatore (opens the original)
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There is something endearing about the brand of comedy âCrazyâ Mohan created. It was and still is loved by the young and the old alike. Chocolate Krishna, one of the most popular productions by the late veteran theatre personality, actor, and screenwriter, was among the plays in which he played the lead until his final days. It is now set to be staged in the city by his team, led by his brother Maadhu Balaji. The occasion? To invite senior citizens to share some laughs at Geri Care Skilled N
Coimbatoreâs iconic coconut bun: Why late actor Murali loved Red Rose bakery (opens the original)
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Red Rose in Avarampalayam looks like any other bakery on fight sight. Glass counters lined with trays of butter biscuits, puffs, rolls, cutlets, cakes, and bread fill the front end of the space. Inside, there are two rows of tables surrounded by chairs in which men and women are seated sipping their mid-morning coffee and tea. But everything changes when we order a slice of their thenga bun. Coconut buns at Red Rose Bakery. Â | Photo Credit: PERIASAMY M The wedge-shaped bun is filled with thin t
Review | âThe River of Grey Flowersâ by Rejimon Kuttappan takes readers inside a scam centre (opens the original)
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A Dalit fishermanâs son from the seaside town of Ramanathapuram in Tamil Nadu sets out for Dubai chasing a better future. John Easow boards a flight from Chennai, armed with a small âSamsonite knock-offâ, hoping to crack a graphic designer job interview. But the journey takes him to a dark place instead. I read Rejimon Kuttappanâs novel, The River of Grey Flowers, during a low phase in my life. When it takes me into its fold after the first few pages, it feels heavy. But the funny thing
Chithrakala Academyâs annual art show returns after a long gap (opens the original)
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Artist V Jeevananthan walks with a spring in his step. He pauses to talk to a visitor; laughs at someoneâs joke; poses for a photograph; offers a video interview in his booming voice, glancing at the paintings in the gallery every once in a while. He and his artist friends at Chithrakala Academy have been waiting for this day for six years now. They have organised their annual art show â their 44th â after a long gap and their enthusiasm is palpable at Kasthuri Sreenivasan Art Gallery in t
Up close with Chinna Thambi: a privilege and a curse (opens the original)
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I had heard so much about him and his boyish charm that when it was time for me to finally meet him, I felt jittery. During the jeep ride to his temporary home, my mind kept replaying things people had said about him: his little quirks, his love for food, and his intelligence. I am talking about Chinna Thambi, the wild elephant that was tranquillised, captured, and tamed to become a camp elephant in Tamil Nadu’s Anamalai Tiger Reserve (ATR) in 2019. Chinna Thambi was a crop raider during his car
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