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CINEMA



Carrying on with hope
Disappointment has not dampened the enthusiasm of Nandita Das, who enjoys acting. And this sensitive actress has several projects to channel her multi-faceted talent as CHITRA MAHESH finds out. More
With all the right ingredients
Hero Ajit and heroine Priyanka Gill were dancing to the tune of Raju Sundaram. The shooting was for Nic Arts ``Red''. ``Red'' which was to have been released on Deepavali is now slated for December. Director Ramsathya makes his debut and thinks he is fortunate to have Ajit in the lead. The story is about a Madurai Don who is liked by everybody More

A success story unfolds
Though Simran made her debut in ``Tere Mere Sapne", she has carved a niche for herself in the cinema of the South. The actress talks to MALATHI RANGARAJAN about her foray into regional cinema and the stupendous success that followed. More
INTERVIEW
Creating ripples with realism
Madhur Bhandarkar is passionately committed to making the kind of cinema he believes in. His ``Chandni Bar'' is one of the most talked-about films in recent times. Here the director discusses various aspects of the film with SUBHASH K. JHA. More
INTERVIEW
Shooting the digital way

Rasika in the grip of emotions
Music season is just a month away and one who witnesses the scene is bound to experience Navarasas. V. SUBRAHMANIAM describes... More
A feast of films
Deepavali is round the corner and the Tamil tinseldom is ready with new releases. S. R. ASHOK KUMAR takes a look at the variety fare.
AS MANY as seven films are awaiting release on Deepavali day, this year. For director K. Balachander it will be a significant year with the release of his 100th film appearance... More
Stimulating images of Japan
John Williams may be British, but he has made Japan his home for many years now. His first feature film in Japanese is a bitter-sweet chapter from the life of a schoolgirl, who draws strength and inspiration from an old lady, writes GAUTAMAN BHASKARAN, now in Tokyo. More
Music has made him immortal
Pradeep Kumar was not known for his histrionic skills. But his films were super hits. How? V. GANGADHAR analyses in this tribute to the actor who passed away recently. More

FILM REVIEW
MUSIC
An occasion to cherish
A GLITTERING galaxy of singing stars was on stage to celebrate the achievements of one of their ilk. He may be a yesteryear achiever, but his soft, romantic numbers are popular even after four decades and more. Kamaraj Memorial Hall that day witnessed many a touching moment ... More
Evening of melodies

Graceful and melodic

Neat Hamsadhwani

Begada blossoms beautifully

Devotional cassettes

AWARDS
Youth awards

REVIEW
Engaging veena recital

DANCE
Gifted, committed
THERE WAS a certain warmth and deep attachment that were evident as Annapayini Dasi Mayshark danced at the Besant Nagar Vinayakar temple. An American by birth, this young danseuse revealed involvement and sincerity while executing every single movement that she attempted on. There was perfect coordination between the dance and the dancer. More

ART & CRAFTS
EVENTS
Colourful and wideranging
KHADI KRAFT at Tamil Nadu Gram Udyog Bhawan, Kuralagam, wears a colourful, festive look these days full of the colours, textures and the hurly burly of a folk mela. In celebration of Deepavali, Khadi Kraft has brought together affordable craft items and textiles from various parts of the State and even outside. More

Decorative lamps
THE FESTIVAL of lights is round the corner and diyas in all shapes, sizes and lustre adorn many craft shops dotting the city. Incorporating legends, myths, gods and goddesses these beautifully crafted lamps in terracotta to be used with oil and wax are truly things to admire More
EVENTS
Art on show

EVENTS
For that elegant touch

Brightness beckons

HERITAGE
Where rare deities are housed
Rare deities envisioned in the Hindu scriptural texts have been installed at Om Sri Skandashramam, in Chennai. Special pujas for world peace will be held at the temple from December 12. T. A. SRINIVASAN writes... More

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