Avinash Ramachandran

CHENNAI: Filmmaker Sasi, in a recent interview, was unable to wrap his head around the possibility of critics crying while watching a film, even if it was his own. He wasn't buying it. He felt it was an exaggeration.

CHENNAI: Legendary playback singer S Janaki, fondly called the Nightingale of South India, passed away in Mysuru due to age-related health complications on Satu

MUMBAI: India have seen actors turn into stars, stars turn into demi-gods, and demi-gods turn into heads of state. But despite a fancy theatre in Mumbai briefly housing a beloved Superhero and a hard-boiled spy, there were scores of people standing in wait for one man.

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Cinema, in many ways, is all about aspiration. An aspiration to be successful, famous, and, of course, wield immense clout over others who are a few steps behind you in the same race.

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