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In the City Chandhana Upadhyay (Bharatanatyam); 7.30 p.m.: Preethi Ramachandran (Mohiniyattam). DRAMA The Mylapore Fine Arts 45, Musiri Subramaniam Salai. September 9, 6.45 p.m. Gayathri Theatres presents "Aatchi ...
Sentiment in right dosage -- Emdon MaganFamily drama has become a rare commodity now what with sex and violence having a free run. Sathya Jothi's "Emdon Magan" captures the nuances of family ties, bolstered by powerful performances from the lead players — Nasser (Emdon) Bharath ... 
An aimless affair -- Sillunu Oru KadhalStoryline: A wife learns that her husband had fallen in love and married a girl. Search begins for the old flame. Bottomline: This romance is listless. The most talked about movie of the year, Studio Green's "Sillunu Oru Kadhal" featuring ... Horror that doesn't scare -- Naaga A research team, after a chopper crash, strays into the territory of `Naaga,' the snake king of the jungle guarding the magic potion of eternal youth. The only potion that gets eaten in the course of the film is a large portion of the research ...
Be good, face challenge In `Dharmapuri,' Vijaykanth fights for society in typical fashion.
Celebrating the mystics through literature His paintings may have won him accolades but it is the 10-volume series that is dear to V.K.Subramanian's heart.
Gentle music from caressing fingers Jayalakshmi Sekhar's veena was vigorous but controlled while voice manipulation was a striking feature of Sowmya's recital. Feast of music and dance Rajalakshmi Fine Arts' September Season opens in Coimbatore. Graceful, sophisticated The curtain came down on the Pollachi music and dance festival with an offering to the goddess of Tamil. Bhava comes to the fore Through imaginative phrasings Suguna Purushottaman captured the mood. Emphatic musical statements Carnatica, in its sishya parampara series, has featured V. Subrahmaniam, one of the senior-most disciples of Semmangudi Srinivasa Iyer. Subrahmaniam in his long career has never ever wavered from the path that his guru had paved, and to his ...
Laudable precision and footwork It was clear that the students of Kala Pradarshini enjoyed rhythm and movement.
Fabricating exquisite work of artHere is the age-old magic of Chikan's 32 `tankas' and its ethereal lace-like appeal taken to create a line of exotic, high fashion saris, salwar kurta ensembles and kurtas for men. Created by Mamta of Lucknow and her team of 300 craftswomen, ...
Playwright and the celluloid Many of George Bernard Shaw's plays have been adapted onscreen in many languages including Hindi and Tamil. A Tribute. Subtle, precise and constructive K. S. Mahadevan loved cricket as much as he loved music, à la Neville Cardus. A tribute to women Cleveland Cultural Alliance celebrates woman's strengths through "Ekaantha Seetha... a lonely furrow," to be staged at the Music Academy on Sept. 12. Bismillah visits Kalki Gardens Hosting receptions to visiting musicians was a custom Sadasivam and MS observed.
Church car with intricate carvings The church at Vadugarpettai celebrates car festival today.
He had a perfect way with pallavi Venkatarama Iyer's scholarship was comparable to any of the senior stalwarts of his period.
Lively and spontaneous Natyarangam's annual festival opens with Padma Subrahmanyam's exposition of Annamacharya's songs. An evening of choicest ghazals `Mehfil-e-Ghazal' brought alive soul-stirring ghazals of several great artistes at the Museum Theatre recently.
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