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"Tamil Will Win," Posts Producer Of Parasakthi, A Film On Tamil Nadu Anti-Hindi Protests Of 1965
Sivakarthikeyan's Parasakthi has received a UA certificate from the Censor Board ahead of its January 10 release
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Film Producer Who Allegedly Smuggled Drugs Worth Rs 2,000 Crore Arrested
NCB arrests Jaffer Sadiq: A film producer has been arrested for allegedly smuggling drugs worth over Rs 2,000 crore out of the country.
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"Protests Against Sarkar Were Not By AIADMK Workers": K Palaniswami
Amid reports suggesting that All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK) workers vandalised the posters of the movie 'Sarkar' while protesting against the release of the film, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Edappadi K Palaniswami claimed that it was a protest by common people and not AIADMK party workers.
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"Film Industry Sucking Movie-Goers' Blood": E Palaniswami Post Sarkar Row
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister K Palaniswami on Saturday took a dig at the film industry when asked about the controversy surrounding Vijay-starrer "Sarkar". Referring to the movie industry as "blood suckers", the chief minister also defended the protests surrounding "Sarkar".
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Controversial Sarkar Scenes Cut, No More AIADMK Protests: Minister
The voluntary removal of certain controversial scenes relating to the AIADMK in actor Vijay's 'Sarkar' today prompted the ruling party to declare that the "issue has come to an end" and that it would not stage any more protests against the film. The statement from Information and Publicity Minister Kadambur C Raju, who first flagged the issue, shou...
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"Censors Cleared It": Rajinikanth Slams AIADMK Protests Against 'Sarkar'
Superstar Rajinikanth today criticised the ruling AIADMK in Tamil Nadu for protesting against certain scenes in actor Vijay's Diwali release 'Sarkar', questioning the rationale behind attacking a film that has been cleared by the censor board.
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Makers Of Vijay's 'Sarkar' Reportedly Give In To AIADMK, To Drop Scenes
Makers of 'Sarkar', a political thriller starring actor Vijay, have reportedly agreed to remove or mute controversial portions critical of Tamil Nadu's AIADMK government after two ministers levelled sedition charges against them.
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Mumbai Journalist Threatens To Sue Rajinikanth For 'Kaala', Wants Apology
A Mumbai-based journalist has threatened to file a defamation suit against actor Rajinikanth over his film 'Kaala' which is scheduled to release on Friday.
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RK Nagar Nomination Rejected, Actor Vishal Says "Mockery Of Democracy"
Actor Vishal's hopes of contesting the RK Nagar by-election in Tamil Nadu came crashing down late on Tuesday night after election officials rejected his nomination papers for the second time today. Officials said the film actor's nomination papers only had "valid" signatures of eight proposers, not the mandatory ten.
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Tamil Nadu Hikes Theatre Ticket Prices By 25 Per Cent; To Cost Rs 160
The Tamil Nadu government today issued orders to hike theatre ticket prices by 25 per cent against the backdrop of the film industry bodies not releasing any new movies to protest the levy of 10 per cent local body tax in the state.
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"Tamil Will Win," Posts Producer Of Parasakthi, A Film On Tamil Nadu Anti-Hindi Protests Of 1965
Sivakarthikeyan's Parasakthi has received a UA certificate from the Censor Board ahead of its January 10 release
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Film Producer Who Allegedly Smuggled Drugs Worth Rs 2,000 Crore Arrested
NCB arrests Jaffer Sadiq: A film producer has been arrested for allegedly smuggling drugs worth over Rs 2,000 crore out of the country.
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"Protests Against Sarkar Were Not By AIADMK Workers": K Palaniswami
Amid reports suggesting that All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK) workers vandalised the posters of the movie 'Sarkar' while protesting against the release of the film, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Edappadi K Palaniswami claimed that it was a protest by common people and not AIADMK party workers.
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"Film Industry Sucking Movie-Goers' Blood": E Palaniswami Post Sarkar Row
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister K Palaniswami on Saturday took a dig at the film industry when asked about the controversy surrounding Vijay-starrer "Sarkar". Referring to the movie industry as "blood suckers", the chief minister also defended the protests surrounding "Sarkar".
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Controversial Sarkar Scenes Cut, No More AIADMK Protests: Minister
The voluntary removal of certain controversial scenes relating to the AIADMK in actor Vijay's 'Sarkar' today prompted the ruling party to declare that the "issue has come to an end" and that it would not stage any more protests against the film. The statement from Information and Publicity Minister Kadambur C Raju, who first flagged the issue, shou...
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"Censors Cleared It": Rajinikanth Slams AIADMK Protests Against 'Sarkar'
Superstar Rajinikanth today criticised the ruling AIADMK in Tamil Nadu for protesting against certain scenes in actor Vijay's Diwali release 'Sarkar', questioning the rationale behind attacking a film that has been cleared by the censor board.
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Makers Of Vijay's 'Sarkar' Reportedly Give In To AIADMK, To Drop Scenes
Makers of 'Sarkar', a political thriller starring actor Vijay, have reportedly agreed to remove or mute controversial portions critical of Tamil Nadu's AIADMK government after two ministers levelled sedition charges against them.
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Mumbai Journalist Threatens To Sue Rajinikanth For 'Kaala', Wants Apology
A Mumbai-based journalist has threatened to file a defamation suit against actor Rajinikanth over his film 'Kaala' which is scheduled to release on Friday.
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RK Nagar Nomination Rejected, Actor Vishal Says "Mockery Of Democracy"
Actor Vishal's hopes of contesting the RK Nagar by-election in Tamil Nadu came crashing down late on Tuesday night after election officials rejected his nomination papers for the second time today. Officials said the film actor's nomination papers only had "valid" signatures of eight proposers, not the mandatory ten.
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Tamil Nadu Hikes Theatre Ticket Prices By 25 Per Cent; To Cost Rs 160
The Tamil Nadu government today issued orders to hike theatre ticket prices by 25 per cent against the backdrop of the film industry bodies not releasing any new movies to protest the levy of 10 per cent local body tax in the state.
