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Irudhi Pakkam 2 first look leaves a trail of fresh blood
One side hunts a killer, the other buries the evidence. Mano Ve Kannathasan's sequel has finished shooting, and its poster draws the blood trail to a car.
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One side hunts a killer, the other buries the evidence. Mano Ve Kannathasan's sequel has finished shooting, and its poster draws the blood trail to a car.
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Aegan says the rom-com does for how men see women what Dorothy did for how people see choice, minus the preaching. It opens in theatres on October 23.
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Lingusamy calls Rishikanth and Sananth the new Rajini and Kamal, while trans activists say Dorothy has finally given their community a voice on screen.
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Ashok Selvan says the romance has turned profitable in a crowded week, and Preity Mukhundhan watched its first screening standing on the stairs, in tears.
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Sundar C, Mysskin, Soori and Venkat Prabhu backed Thyaga Kurinjiselvan's new banner, and nearly all of them had one piece of advice: stick to the budget.
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Vijay Sethupathi says Atlee backed a story other producers turned down, and Sai Abhyankkar thinks two or three of the Baththa cast deserve national awards.
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Sundeep Kishan's earnest librarian deserves better than Jason Sanjay's debut, a polished but stock heist of vaults, keys and pen drives that takes far too long.
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A schoolboy accidentally locks a feared 1980s rowdy in a toilet, and Vijay Sethupathi and Sai Prithvi Raj spin it into something funny and moving.
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Nivin Pauly and Soori carry Ram's odd fable about an 8,000-year-old immortal on a train, even as rough AI imagery undercuts its plea for every living thing.
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Suriya asked Rajamouli for a one-minute role, Fahadh called Ssara his most dedicated co-star, and the family fantasy opens in theatres on October 2.
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Concerts in Chennai, Hyderabad, Gujarat, Singapore and Dubai will fund a new home in Vadapalani for the Tamil Cine Musicians Union and its members.
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Srikanth Odela builds a lived-in 1980s Secunderabad and Nani commits totally, but the film replays a worn mass-epic template through hours of numbing gore.