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National Awards Winners Announced, For Dhanush It's 'Triple the Joy'
"Three awards for Visaaranai mean triple the joy and I am duty bound to thank (the film's) director Vetrimaran," Dhanush said in a statement. Visaaranai winning three National Awards - Best Tamil film, Best Editing and Best Supporting Actor prize for Samuthirakani
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Visaaranai Actor Samuthirakani Feels 'Honoured' to Get National Award
"This comes as a sweet surprise. I feel honoured, and I would like to thank director Vetrimaaran and producer Dhanush for giving me an opportunity to be a part of this important film. Tamil cinema needs more such films," said Samuthirakani. Visaaranai, a film on police brutality, also received two more awards
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Why This Tamil Nadu Auto Driver Will Fly to Venice This Month
Coimbatore based auto driver Chandrakumar is excited, as his first novel "Lock Up" which has been made into a Tamil film "Visaranai", will be premiered at the Venice International Film Festival later this month.
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Dhanush's Visaaranai First Tamil Film to Compete at Venice Film Fest
"In the 72 years history of Venice film festival #Visaaranai is the first Tamil feature to enter in a competitive category," Dhanush tweeted
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National Awards Winners Announced, For Dhanush It's 'Triple the Joy'
"Three awards for Visaaranai mean triple the joy and I am duty bound to thank (the film's) director Vetrimaran," Dhanush said in a statement. Visaaranai winning three National Awards - Best Tamil film, Best Editing and Best Supporting Actor prize for Samuthirakani
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Visaaranai Actor Samuthirakani Feels 'Honoured' to Get National Award
"This comes as a sweet surprise. I feel honoured, and I would like to thank director Vetrimaaran and producer Dhanush for giving me an opportunity to be a part of this important film. Tamil cinema needs more such films," said Samuthirakani. Visaaranai, a film on police brutality, also received two more awards
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Why This Tamil Nadu Auto Driver Will Fly to Venice This Month
Coimbatore based auto driver Chandrakumar is excited, as his first novel "Lock Up" which has been made into a Tamil film "Visaranai", will be premiered at the Venice International Film Festival later this month.
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Dhanush's Visaaranai First Tamil Film to Compete at Venice Film Fest
"In the 72 years history of Venice film festival #Visaaranai is the first Tamil feature to enter in a competitive category," Dhanush tweeted
