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'Good Things Will Happen': Rajinikanth's Open Letter To Sri Lankan Fans
- Wednesday March 29, 2017
- Tamil Nadu News | Written by J Sam Daniel Stalin
Four days after he pulled out of a trip to handover houses to displaced Sri Lankan Tamils, superstar Rajinikanth has reached out to Tamils across the Palk Strait to make up for his absence. The superstar was to fly to Vavuniya town in Sri Lanka's Northern Province where a trust run by a production house that is making his upcoming sci-fi movies, 2....
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Don't Go To Sri Lanka And Anger Tamils, Superstar Rajinikanth Is Told
- Friday March 24, 2017
- South | Written by J Sam Daniel Stalin
Superstar Rajinikanth's visit to northern Sri Lanka next month to hand over keys of 150 houses built for displaced Tamil is turning into a controversy. On Friday, a prominent Dalit leader in Tamil Nadu asked him to cancel his visit over concerns that the cine star's presence at a high-profile event could lead the world to believe things were back t...
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www.ndtv.com
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'Good Things Will Happen': Rajinikanth's Open Letter To Sri Lankan Fans
- Wednesday March 29, 2017
- Tamil Nadu News | Written by J Sam Daniel Stalin
Four days after he pulled out of a trip to handover houses to displaced Sri Lankan Tamils, superstar Rajinikanth has reached out to Tamils across the Palk Strait to make up for his absence. The superstar was to fly to Vavuniya town in Sri Lanka's Northern Province where a trust run by a production house that is making his upcoming sci-fi movies, 2....
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www.ndtv.com
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Don't Go To Sri Lanka And Anger Tamils, Superstar Rajinikanth Is Told
- Friday March 24, 2017
- South | Written by J Sam Daniel Stalin
Superstar Rajinikanth's visit to northern Sri Lanka next month to hand over keys of 150 houses built for displaced Tamil is turning into a controversy. On Friday, a prominent Dalit leader in Tamil Nadu asked him to cancel his visit over concerns that the cine star's presence at a high-profile event could lead the world to believe things were back t...
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www.ndtv.com