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	Dhanush: Asuran is Vetri Maaran's best with me The actor, Vetri Maaran, and Manju Warrier discuss their upcoming film that’s set for release on Friday Published on 2nd October 2019
	Soori: I know if it's a bad comedy even while acting The actor, who will soon be seen in Namma Veettu Pillai and Sangathamizhan, talks about his upcoming films, his career path so far, and more  Published on 22nd September 2019
	Asuran trailer breakdown: Dhanush impresses in the 98-second glimpse into this Vetri Maaran-directorial Dhanush is frighteningly effective right from the first time we set eyes on him as he walks into the frame, sickle in hand Published on 8th September 2019
	Vada Chennai 2 not shelved, Dhanush quashes all rumours Vetri Maaran and Dhanush are expected to start working on Vada Chennai sequel after wrapping up Asuran Published on 15th July 2019
	Vada Chennai-actor Pavel Navageethan to make directorial debut with crime thriller V1 The first look of the film was recently launched by Vada Chennai-director Vetri Maaran Published on 5th July 2019
	Dhanush croons for Asuran Apart from the actor, Ken Karunas and Tee Jay have contributed to the vocals of the song named Polladha Boomi Published on 24th June 2019
	Dhanush: Hollywood can teach us how to plan our films better The actor talks about his extraordinary journey to Hollywood, reuniting with ace directors like Vetri Maaran and Aanand L Rai and his emergent image as a global star    Published on 10th June 2019
	GV Prakash Kumar: If directors can wait, I would gladly compose for them The actor-composer discusses his upcoming collaborations with actors like Suriya and Dhanush, his upcoming releases as an actor, his foray into digital content and more   Published on 26th May 2019
	Vada Chennai Review: A gritty, even if rushed, gangster drama with unforgettable stretches  It is tempting to think of Vada Chennai as being Vetri Maaran’s Kaala. The passion in the voice may not be as all-consuming, but there’s more colour in characters, more grit in the setting Published on 17th October 2018