“Comali is a satirical comedy on today’s evolution and technology and focuses on how things have changed over the years with people drifting away from families, living life in mobile phones. I liked this concept very much,” says actress Kajal Aggarwal, who is back in Kollywood after Mersal with Comali.
Author: Aaditya Anand M
Cycle rickshaws were once upon a time a preferred mode of transport in the city. Over the years with the proliferation of auto rickshaws, rickshaws became a forgotten mode of transport, but in Mylapore, A Shankar, for 25 years now is still a rickshaw man.
Rahman says that his team has been working hard for the concert for the past one month. He also spoke about the singers, his debut film as script-writer, 99 Songs and much more
In Chennai, there are five temples exclusively classified as Pancha Bootha Sthalam, that represents five elements – land, air, fire, waterĀ and space. Chidambareswara Temple at Choolai, is one such temple thatĀ represents space, much like the Natarajar temple in Chidambaram.
Ten students from the Talent Development for Arts and Crafts, in Myalpore, got their names etched in the Kalam Book of Records by creating a world record.
Varoon Sadasivam, a 16-year old racer from Honda is making rapid strides in the motor-racing circuit. The Honda driver, who resides in Santhome started his racing career in 2016, participated in the Indian National Motor Racing Championship 2019, held recently and won the Idemitsu Honda India Talent Cup one-make championship.
Bharath Kamma deserves applauseĀ for coming out with a film that talks about the need for every woman to have someone close to her as a Comrade in her life who supports herĀ passion, fights for her right and makes her achieve her dreams and passion.
Santhanam is back after ‘Dhillukku Thuddu 2’, with ‘A1’, a comedy entertainer directed by debutant K Johnson, starring Tara Alisha Berry and a host of comedians that include Tiger Thangadurai, MS Bhaskar, Lollu Sabha Manohar, Swaminathan and Motta Rajendran.
Varasiddhi Vinayagar Temple at Chrompet, Chennai, has been in existence for more than 60 years and has many specialities that attract devotees livingĀ in and around the locality.