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Entertainment

‘Vidaa Muyarchi’: Ajith Kumar looks dapper in new stills; Magizh Thirumeni’s film to clash with ‘Good Bad Ugly’ for Pongal?

‘Vidaa Muyarchi’ has reached its final leg of shooting, while Ajith Kumar wrapped shooting his portions for ‘Good Bad Ugly’ earlier this week

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‘The Day of the Jackal’ series review: Eddie Redmayne sears the screen in this Frederick Forsyth update

Eddie Redmayne as the skilled, shape-shifting assassin, and Bond girl Lashana Lynch go toe-to-toe in 10 episodes of breathless intensity

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Mahati Kannan and Ramya Venkataraman explored the concept of Shakti through well-researched pieces

At their 2024 December Season performance, they presented Prakrti to Para, a seamless 95-minute show

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Freedom is a prerequisite for art: Richa Chadha, Ali Fazal talk ‘Girls Will Be Girls’

The team of ‘Girls Will Be Girls’ on their Sundance success, making entertaining indies and power dynamics in Indian boarding schools

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Tanya Shanker’s new EP is all about love in the time of social media

Singer-songwriter Tanya Shanker talks about her latest EP CyberFantasy

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Brindha Manickavasakan captured the mood of every kriti

The vocalist presented a concert that was vibrant from start to finish

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A look at the Margazhi concerts to take place on December 18

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Prithvi Harish painted an impressive potrait of Saveri

Prithvi Harish’s well-trained voice and his choice of kritis allowed listeners to soak in the moment

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‘Srikakulam Sherlockholmes’ trailer: Vennela Kishore’s detective cracks an unsolved case in this comedy-thriller

Written and directed by Writer Mohan, the film is set to release in theatres on December 25

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‘Juror #2’ movie review: Clint Eastwood’s riveting quandary is a morality play that matters

If this is indeed the seasoned filmmaker’s swan song, he has chosen not to roar but to whisper — a final subdued rumination on the grays in between

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