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Avinash Ramachandran's primary focus is on reviewing movies, particularly in the realm of Tamil cinema. He offers reviews and analysis of films and related topics. If you are working within the Tamil film industry or have insights into movie production, screenplay writing, acting skills, or similar aspects that can add value to his review articles, your pitch might catch his attention.
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By: Avinash Ramachandran
CHENNAI: Legendary filmmaker Bharathiraja, who traded artificial studio walls for the vibrant and rustic soul of the Tamil countryside, passed away on Wednesday due to ill health and age-related complications at his residence in Chennai. He was 83.
By: Avinash Ramachandran
Nooru Saami Movie Review: Sacrifice. Every relationship is gauged by the compromises and sacrifices people make.
By: Avinash Ramachandran
After assisting legendary filmmaker Bharathiraja on his directorial debut in 1977, Bhagyaraj went on to direct 27 films and became one of the most successful actor-directors in Tamil cinema history.
By: Avinash Ramachandran
Angikaaram Movie Review: Success. In sports, overnight success is a perception problem. Be it as a team or an individual, nothing about sports is instantaneous.
By: Avinash Ramachandran
Gatta Kusthi 2 Movie Review: Camouflage. It is always interesting to see how women empowerment films play out in Tamil cinema.
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.
By: Avinash Ramachandran
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
By: Avinash Ramachandran
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.
After a rather interesting interview with actor Arulnithi, where we spoke about Michael Jordan, chess, ginger ale, local cricket tournaments, and his upcoming f
By: Avinash Ramachandran
With Matt Damon as a terrific Odysseus, Christopher Nolan builds a narrative that respects the source material without conflating it with loyalty
