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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 25, 2026
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âMeesaya Murukku 2â movie review: Hiphop Tamizha Adhiâs gaana-driven underdog tale struggles to find rhythm (opens the original)
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Meesaya Murukku 2 has some basic ideas that would fill the first few pages of a Pa Ranjith or a Mari Selvaraj script, which explains how it opens: a traditionalist orthodox musician grabbing a recording chance that was otherwise meant for a rooted gaana artiste. Here, we see characters named Das and Lakshmi from Royapuram, in true retro style, filling the theatre with lines in Madras baashai. Very soon, we cut to characters called Siva and Jeeva. What connects these people and why do they strugg
TN Pickleball Premier League: Chennai mall set to host 12 teams, 168 players (opens the original)
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The shopping mall represents aspiration. For some, it might signal a time to splurge or indulge in a movie. For others, it might be a means to get some free air-conditioning and some guilt-free window shopping. To both these sections of society, this weekend at Chennai’s Express Avenue Mall will throw up something different: sporting action. The mall will host the second season of the Tamil Nadu Pickleball Premier League (TNPPL), giving the city an opportunity to witness the world’s fastest-grow
Did you know: Solomon Pappaiah rejected 200 film offers after Rajinikanthâs âSivajiâ (opens the original)
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Solomon Pappaiah, who passed away at the age of 90 today (September 11), could have become a big Tamil film artiste, but he chose not to. Prof. Pappaiah is a household name in Tamil Nadu, thanks to his oratorical skills and the way he hosted âpattimandramâ debates on television. The scholar is fondly remembered by Tamil film fans due to his presence in two big films directed by Shankar: Boys and Sivaji. Unconfirmed reports also state that Prof. Pappaiah playeda small role in Shankarâs Arju
What is Sikkil Gurucharanâs âJannal Oramâ? From Ilaiyaraaja and Kamal Haasan to âInterstellarâ (opens the original)
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Sikkil Gurucharan has been spending a lot of time by his window. When heâs not humming Carnatic riffs, he is mulling over the latest Tamil film song and the usage of classical elements in it. The popular classical vocalist has been putting together these thoughts in a video series titled Jannal Oram (By The Window). Seeing the patronage it received online since its premiere in June 2022, Gurucharan also subsequently planned live events around the concept. This Saturday at Chennaiâs RR Sabha,
âOnce Moreâ movie review: Arjun Das and Aditi Shankar shine in a fresh romance that loses steam (opens the original)
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Guy sees girl. Guy follows girl. Guy stalks girl. Eventually, girl falls for him. This is a template Tamil cinema has used several times over the last few years; some heroes have actually made entire careers doing just this. It is due to this overall situation that Once Moreâs first sequence grabs your attention. Raghu (Arjun Das) is seated at the Velachery bus stop â his bike has broken down, and he has to find some other means of transport to get home. With cab drivers unwilling to take up
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