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Tamil Actors, Including Rajinikanth, Donate To Cyclone Gaja Relief Fund
Popular Tamil actors such as superstar Rajinikanth, Vijay, Suriya and Vijay Sethupathi among others have come forward to donate to the cyclone Gaja relief fund.As cyclone Gaja has wreaked havoc in nearly a dozen districts of Tamil Nadu and rescue operations are underway, members of the Tamil film fraternity have joined hands to do their bit.
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Have Been Repaying Loan For 7 Years, Wrote Tamil Producer In Suicide Note
The film fraternity in Tamil Nadu is in shock after the suicide of B Ashok Kumar, a prominent film producer who was allegedly harassed by a loan shark. Mr Kumar was found hanging in his apartment at a highrise in Chennai on Tuesday. Actor Vishal, who heads the Tamil Nadu film producers' council, has asked the police to treat the suicide as murder
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Tamil lyricist Vaali cremated, film fraternity pays its last respects
Acclaimed Tamil lyricist Vaali was cremated on Friday at the Besant Nagar crematorium in Chennai. He died on Thursday following respiratory problems. He was 82.
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Rajinikanth, other actors join strike for Sri Lankan Tamils
Almost 3000 members of the Tamil Nadu film fraternity were present at the venue to show solidarity with Lankan Tamils.
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Rajinikanth, other actors hold day-long hunger strike for Sri Lankan Tamils
Around 3000 members of the Tamil Nadu film fraternity, including superstars Rajinikanth and Kamal Haasan, today held a hunger strike in Chennai to show solidarity with Lankan Tamils. There was no film activity today.
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Ban on Vishwaroopam unfair, says film fraternity
The Tamil Nadu government's ban on Vishwaroopam has left industry members like Prakash Raj and Madhur Bhandarkar upset and angry.
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Filmmakers appeal to government: No ceiling on ticket rates
The film fraternity appealed to the government to roll back the ceiling on film ticket rates. At the inaugural day of the Media and Entertainment Business Conclave, organized by FICCI Frames, here on Thursday, noted actor Kamal Hasan said: "The state must see cinema as an entertainment business, not as an essential service. The rates of films, henc...
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Tamil Actors, Including Rajinikanth, Donate To Cyclone Gaja Relief Fund
Popular Tamil actors such as superstar Rajinikanth, Vijay, Suriya and Vijay Sethupathi among others have come forward to donate to the cyclone Gaja relief fund.As cyclone Gaja has wreaked havoc in nearly a dozen districts of Tamil Nadu and rescue operations are underway, members of the Tamil film fraternity have joined hands to do their bit.
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Have Been Repaying Loan For 7 Years, Wrote Tamil Producer In Suicide Note
The film fraternity in Tamil Nadu is in shock after the suicide of B Ashok Kumar, a prominent film producer who was allegedly harassed by a loan shark. Mr Kumar was found hanging in his apartment at a highrise in Chennai on Tuesday. Actor Vishal, who heads the Tamil Nadu film producers' council, has asked the police to treat the suicide as murder
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Tamil lyricist Vaali cremated, film fraternity pays its last respects
Acclaimed Tamil lyricist Vaali was cremated on Friday at the Besant Nagar crematorium in Chennai. He died on Thursday following respiratory problems. He was 82.
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Rajinikanth, other actors join strike for Sri Lankan Tamils
Almost 3000 members of the Tamil Nadu film fraternity were present at the venue to show solidarity with Lankan Tamils.
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Rajinikanth, other actors hold day-long hunger strike for Sri Lankan Tamils
Around 3000 members of the Tamil Nadu film fraternity, including superstars Rajinikanth and Kamal Haasan, today held a hunger strike in Chennai to show solidarity with Lankan Tamils. There was no film activity today.
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Ban on Vishwaroopam unfair, says film fraternity
The Tamil Nadu government's ban on Vishwaroopam has left industry members like Prakash Raj and Madhur Bhandarkar upset and angry.
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Filmmakers appeal to government: No ceiling on ticket rates
The film fraternity appealed to the government to roll back the ceiling on film ticket rates. At the inaugural day of the Media and Entertainment Business Conclave, organized by FICCI Frames, here on Thursday, noted actor Kamal Hasan said: "The state must see cinema as an entertainment business, not as an essential service. The rates of films, henc...
