Actor-politician Kamal Haasan, who has floated a political party called, Makkal Needhi Maiam, has sent his greetings to News Today on its entering its 37th year of publication as an evening newspaper. Continue Reading
Actor Amitabh Bachchan has lent his voice to raise awareness about Cyclone Gaja and the extent of damage it has wreaked on the people of Tamilnadu. Continue Reading
Dr R Mahendran has been appointed as vice president of Makkal Needhi Maiam by the founder-president of the party Kamal Haasan today. Continue Reading
Come December, Kamal Haasan will begin shoot for his ambitious project Indian 2 by director Shankar. Continue Reading
Call it a pleasant surprise that Leader of the Opposition and DMK president M K Stalin, Makkal Needhi Maiam chief Kamal Haasan besides filmmakers like Bharathiraja, known for being vocal against the AIADMK government, chose to praise the disaster management and their works during the passage of Gaja. Continue Reading
“Existing political parties and politicians view people’s welfare as alms that are given to the begging people and continue to indulge in corruption as if it is their full-time occupation,” he said in a statement. Continue Reading
Sharing the screen with him is Arun Vijay. The movie is directed by Moodar Koodam fame Naveen. Shalini Pandey of Arjun Reddy fame is the heroine. The movie is bankrolled by Amma Creations T Siva. Continue Reading
Haasan, who has been touring the State as part of his ‘journey with the people’ programme, indicated that a firm decision would be taken when the Election Commission announced the schedule for the polls. Continue Reading
At a time when everyone says Kamal Haasan would say bye to acting having entered active politics, the actor went on to announce his next project Thevar Magan 2. Continue Reading
On Parliament elections, Kamal said, “We will contest in the State. However, there is a possibility that we may ally with the Congress. There are chances that the tie-up between the DMK and the Congress would break away. We will reach out to people and explain the need for a change.” Continue Reading