Rajamouli introduces new technology in his next

Touted to a period drama, it is said that Jr NTR plays a warrior born into a Muslim family, while Ram Charan plays a cop who works for the British.

Second schedule of SS Rajamouli's RRR begins

The film shows Jr NTR as a fierce warrior born into a Muslim family, while Ram Charan essays the role of a cop who works for the British.

Kathir to play a football player in Jada

Featuring newcomer Roshini as the female lead, the film is currently in its last leg of shoot

Gautham Menon part of Dulquer's Kannum Kannum Kollai Adithaal

Dulquer's 25th film and his fifth in Tamil, is expected to hit the screens next month

Susienthiran's Kennedy Club nears completion

The film boasts of an ensemble cast, which includes Bharathiraja, Sasikumar, Samuthirakani, Soori, Munishkanth, newcomer Meenakshi, Gayathri, Sowmya, Smirthi and Soundarya

KV Anand's Suriya-Mohanlal-starrer titled Kaappaan

Kaappaan stars Sayyeshaa opposite Suriya, and also has Boman Irani and Samuthirakani essaying important roles

Samuthirakani on board for Rajamoulis’s RRR

The actor's pivotal role sees him playing as the paternal uncle of Ram Charan

Mahat and Aishwarya Dutta pair up for a romantic comedy 

The film will go on floors next month and the makers are expected to announce the rest of the cast and crew soon

Susienthiran’s Kennedy Club goes to China

The film's Chinese rights have been picked up even before its Indian release

Vishal's next with Sundar C launched

Vetri Maaran sir told me to continue acting: Actor Pavel Navageethan

The actor, who played Shiva in Dhanush's Vada Chennai, talks about his career

Sunainaa wraps up shooting for Sillukarupetti

Sillukarupetti is an anthology of four films that will explore the ‘strangeness that is prevalent in the relationships’ between protagonists from different age groups

Ms. Representation: Swear by women

This weekly column is a rumination on how women are portrayed in cinema and this week the author talks about the characters portrayed by Aishwarya Rajesh and Andrea Jeremiah in Vada Chennai

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

First impressions of Vada Chennai: A gritty peek into a fascinating world

A quick mini spoiler-free review of the Dhanush-starrer