It is not only the actresses who are crossing borders. Even ideas or movies do. Since early times, Tamil cinemas have always been attracting its Hindi counterpart. South films have always inspired the Bollywood and there are several Tamil movies remade in Hindi with a touch of local flavour…

Finally a journey has come to an end. Here we mean that ‘Kanden Kadhalai’ has completely wrapped its shooting schedule, perfectly on time…

Her voice is phenomena. Her songs simply give you soulful ecstasy. No wonder she is rightly called the Nightingale of South India…

Can you imagine the Hindi Don standing along our stylish and suave ‘Billa’ for a scene onscreen? Sounds like a dream for stylistas, isn’t it? Shahrukh standing beside a smart, cigar smoking Ajith could soon be a reality, with the Don-star being approached to do a cameo in the Ultimate Star’s next flick, ‘Asal’…

His last movie thrilled us down with his horror flick, ‘Yaavarum Nalam’. But his ‘Guru En Aalu’ was received with lukewarm response. Now, seems like R. Madhavan has turned to Bollywood for solace…

Ajith had requested the director to see ‘Modhi Vilaiyadu’. Saran immediately set out to arrange a special screening there for the actor. Ajith was truly impressed with the movie and said to have appreciated the director…

She surprised the audience with her slim trim looks in ‘Bhavani’. Sneha, playing a lady cop in ‘Bhavani’, donned totally a different image. Sans glitter, glamour and smile. Audience is wondering how a simple looking belle has turned so rough and tough. Now only the movie’s release will tell…

Ajith has dabbled with femininity, has grown himself a stubble, and constantly reinvents his look for every film. But the grouse among Vijay fans that he hardly experiments with his look, has finally had its effect on the Ilaya Thalapathi…

The Lighthouse is a unique kind of studio that mainly deals with the lighting effects in movies. The members of the studio comprise of actor Arya, cameraman Nirav Shah, Shanmugam, Ravi Shankar and Bhavesh Shah.On 26th July 2009 at Prasad Studios, the studio members introduced ‘LightningStrikesTM’ a first-of-its-kind lightning effects technology that offers precise control of dramatically bright light for sets, locations and concert stages. This equipment has been brought down to India for the first time. David Pringle, the man behind the LightningStrikes, was present to show the audience how the equipment works.Present on the occasion were Balumahendra, Balaji Shakthivel, Vishnuvardan, Arya, Shaam, Prabhu Deva and several technicians.