A day Tamilnadu can never forget is the 24th of December 1987. A day that witnessed lakhs of teary eyes all across the State. There was bereavement almost everywhere. Disappointment led to rapid rioting, looting and general unrest so much so the police was forced to enforce the shoot-at-sight order. Around 30 people committed suicide. Lakhs of people tonsured their heads. Around 29 people died in

In the lines of last years chartbuster Kangal Irandal comes a new melody in Premjis composition. Premji Amaran has composed the music for Adhey Neram Adhey Idam starring Jai and Vijayalakshmi of Chennai -28 fame in the lead cast.

Her maiden venture in Tamil Subramaniapuram has created a record of sorts. It not just witnessed a bumper opening at the box office, but went to rewrite the history of Tamil cinema.

Director Selvah has commenced shooting for Nootruku Nooru, a remake of yesteryear hit titled the same starring Jayashankar. The remake version featuring Vinay as the male protagonist is interestingly produced by veteran director director K Balachanders Kavithalaya Films. It was KB, who wielded the megaphone for the original version.

It has been a year that has begun on a brisk note for Vijay fans. ‘Villu’ starring Vijay has witnessed a grand opening across various screens it has been released this Pongal.

Get ready to listen Ayan songs from 19 January. The much-awaited audio of Ayan, from the stable of AVM Productions will be out from 19 January.

Confident of turning things around and scaling the peak is Kadhal Sandhya. The actress, who made her debut with a bang in Kadhal is optimistic that her career would shot off this year.

‘Many a mile to go….winning the Golden Globe is most certainly not the end of my dream’ said A. R. Rahman, the tremendous Indian sensation who has rocked the world with mind-blowing original musical compositions for the film ‘Slumdog Millionaire’.

Director Vishnuvardhan is confident that that his Sarvam, which has shaped up well, will woo the audiences.

Aarumugam will satisfy everyone and cater needs of all strata of film goers, says director Suresh Krissna.