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Friday, June 15, 2007
Online edition of India's National Newspaper Friday, June 15, 2007 |
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'Baron' of the box-office
Phrasing and modulation set him apart Composer Lalgudi Jayaraman gives his own interpretations to ragas without infringing on the territories of the neighbouring ones. Gowri Ramnarayan
In the City
The success of ‘Psycho’ Released on June 16, 1960, ‘Psycho,’ considered the seventh scariest film, sets the template for horror movies. Mini Anthikad-Chhibber Two faces of an expanding metropolis Chennai-The Split City captures the place with its warts and beauty spots.
Bloomers derail ‘The Train’Storyline: A married advertisement professional is blackmailed when he strays too far one evening. Bottomline: The film is replete with oversights. Long working hours. Unhappy marriages. Sick child. Directors Hasnain ... 
Nice mix of action and humour - Ocean’s 13The Hollywood bonanza continues for cinemagoers. After ‘Spider-Man’ made a comeback, ‘Pirates…’ too came back to make their presence felt, and ‘Shrek’ discovered there was not much love lost in the third ...
Life full of dreams In ‘Pulivarudhu,’ the plot thickens with a twist. S.R.ASHOK KUMAR
Passion for the pot Personality Ghatam is very much within the reach of a woman’s delicate fingers, as Sukkanya Ramgopal has proved. Ranjani Govind
Kalyani shines with brigas Gifted with a mellifluous voice, Bhushani Kalyanaraman explored ragas with spontaneity. Vidwat and aesthetics join hands Gentle and sensitive, Ravikiran struck a rapport with the audience at the TTD Information Centre. With distinct individual style Trichur Ramachandran and Charumathi show innovation within orthodoxy. Catchy refrains in compact mode While the Gnyana Mudra production pursues a racy track, Abirami’s ‘Thiru Arutpa’ toes a predictable line. MALATHI RANGARAJAN
Succour for the talented Showcased at the National Arts and Crafts Fair is a wide range of alluring handicraft and handloom pieces. Vibrant and elegant Vegetable-dyed saris and fabric at Mrignayanee.
Cave temple of ancient origin The rock-cut temple at Varanasimalai is full of historical and religious significance. S. Padmanabhan
‘Blue eyes’ bids goodbye Adieu Paul Newman’s long and distinguished career comes to an end. V. Gangadhar Maker of innovative, meaningful movies He gave Hindi cinema a new direction and won the Grand Prix award at Cannes. Chetan Anand’s contribution, however, is underrated.
Koffee with AnuWatch this week’s programme that features an interesting chit-chat with director Vasanth. A protégé of K.Balachander, interested greatly in theatre, cricket and movies, Vasanth has worked as an assistant to ...
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