Jayalalithaa Fans
- All
- News
- Videos
-
In Chennai, Kangana Ranaut As Jayalalithaa Described As 'Mannequin, Mocking'
Kangana Ranaut's fans have been all praises but several have been left unimpressed, dismissing her Jayalalithaa look as inauthentic
-
Sarkar Movie Row: Movie Makers Reportedly Agree To Drop Scenes
Movie Sarkar, a political thriller starring actor Vijay, swept the box office and minted over Rs. 100 crores within two days of its opening. But the movie has run into trouble over some scenes that allegedly attacked late Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's welfare schemes.Tamil Nadu law minister CV Shanmugam on Thursday compared superstar Vijay's film...
-
"Sound Like Movie Fan Whistling": Jayalalithaa's Last Audio Tapes Released
A recording of former Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's conversation with her doctor has been released by the commission investigating the circumstances of her death. Questions have been raised about the death of the former Chief Minister, who was at Chennai's Apollo Hospital for 75 days. She died in December 2016.
-
Audio Clip, Handwritten Menu Give New Insight Into J Jayalalithaa's Last Days
Months after hospital authorities said that CCTV cameras were switched off during Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's treatment, a recording of her voice was made available to the media by the commission probing her death.
-
Rajinikanth Announces Political Debut: Top Reactions
Tamil superstar Rajinikanth today announced his entry into politics today, ending months of speculation and suspense. He didn't name his political party, but confirmed that he will launch one before the assembly election in Tamil Nadu and will contest on all 234 seats. Rajinikanth, who is fondly called Thalaiva by his fans, said that he was enterin...
-
'Not New To Politics, Just Delayed': Rajinikanth Keeps Fans Guessing
Superstar Rajinikanth, addressing fans in Chennai today to begin a six-day outreach that is widely expected to end with him revealing his political debut on New Year's Eve, gave the strongest indication yet of his plans as he said, "I am not new to politics. I got delayed. I don't say I am entering politics. I will announce a decision on December 3...
-
On Jayalalithaa's Death Anniversary, Thousands Hold Silent March To Her Memorial
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister E Palaniswami and his deputy O Pannerselvam paid tribute to former Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa on her first death anniversary today. Clad in black, the two led a silent march of nearly 50,000 party workers and ardent fans from Anna Salai to Jayalalithaa's mausoleum on Marina beach. Blocking the beach road for around two ...
-
'I Will Call You When There is War': Rajinikanth's Vote Appeal
As superstar Rajinikanth addressed fans on Friday, the last day of his week-long meet-and greet, he made a speech worthy of a political campaign. It was also his most unambiguous signal yet that he is considering a political career. In Tamil Nadu.
-
Opinion: Sasikala's Gross Miscalculation And The Mess That Followed
Sasikala is no Goddess and OPS no God. Neither has any background in Dravidian film-making. The failure in politics of very popular Tamil film stars like Sivaji Ganesan and "Captain" Vijayakanth shows that it is not film fan clubs that translate into political machines. but political machines that used the cinema like the social media is used today...
-
Rajinikanth Asks Fans Not To Celebrate His Birthday. Here's Why
Rajinikanth's publicist tweeted that the actor "requests fans not to celebrate his birthday and avoid keeping banners and posters"
-
Rajinikanth Not To Celebrate Birthday In View Of Jayalalithaa's Death
Tamil 'superstar' Rajinikanth has asked his fans to desist from celebrating his coming birthday on December 12 in view of the death of late Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa.
-
Jayalalithaa, Tamil Nadu's Puratchi Thalaivi, Was Always In The Spotlight
J Jayalalithaa, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and one of the most powerful women politicians the country has ever had, died on Monday in a Chennai hospital. She was 68. The chief minister had a cardiac arrest on Sunday evening, hours after her party the AIADMK said that doctors from Delhi's All India Institute of Medical Sciences or AIIMS had declared ...
-
Jayalalithaa's Fans, Prone To Passionate Displays, Spur Security Review
With Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa in critical condition after a cardiac arrest, Tamil Nadu is taking extreme precautions to ensure lakhs of her supporters, known for their passionate shows of loyalty, remain calm.
-
Why Kamal Haasan, 62 Today, Has Muted His Birthday Celebrations
His public will also correspondingly mute the revelry. A close associate of the actor told PTI that no birthday celebrations were being conducted by fans of the Vishwaroopam star
-
'Amma, We Need You': At Hospital, Jayalalithaa Fans Refuse To Disperse
The doctors attending to her have confirmed, after days of uncertainty, what J Jayalalithaa's party has been claiming - that the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu is recovering and responding to her treatment. But for hundreds of fans, the vigil won't end till the 68-year-old is home safe.
-
In Chennai, Kangana Ranaut As Jayalalithaa Described As 'Mannequin, Mocking'
Kangana Ranaut's fans have been all praises but several have been left unimpressed, dismissing her Jayalalithaa look as inauthentic
-
Sarkar Movie Row: Movie Makers Reportedly Agree To Drop Scenes
Movie Sarkar, a political thriller starring actor Vijay, swept the box office and minted over Rs. 100 crores within two days of its opening. But the movie has run into trouble over some scenes that allegedly attacked late Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's welfare schemes.Tamil Nadu law minister CV Shanmugam on Thursday compared superstar Vijay's film...
-
"Sound Like Movie Fan Whistling": Jayalalithaa's Last Audio Tapes Released
A recording of former Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's conversation with her doctor has been released by the commission investigating the circumstances of her death. Questions have been raised about the death of the former Chief Minister, who was at Chennai's Apollo Hospital for 75 days. She died in December 2016.
-
Audio Clip, Handwritten Menu Give New Insight Into J Jayalalithaa's Last Days
Months after hospital authorities said that CCTV cameras were switched off during Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's treatment, a recording of her voice was made available to the media by the commission probing her death.
-
Rajinikanth Announces Political Debut: Top Reactions
Tamil superstar Rajinikanth today announced his entry into politics today, ending months of speculation and suspense. He didn't name his political party, but confirmed that he will launch one before the assembly election in Tamil Nadu and will contest on all 234 seats. Rajinikanth, who is fondly called Thalaiva by his fans, said that he was enterin...
-
'Not New To Politics, Just Delayed': Rajinikanth Keeps Fans Guessing
Superstar Rajinikanth, addressing fans in Chennai today to begin a six-day outreach that is widely expected to end with him revealing his political debut on New Year's Eve, gave the strongest indication yet of his plans as he said, "I am not new to politics. I got delayed. I don't say I am entering politics. I will announce a decision on December 3...
-
On Jayalalithaa's Death Anniversary, Thousands Hold Silent March To Her Memorial
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister E Palaniswami and his deputy O Pannerselvam paid tribute to former Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa on her first death anniversary today. Clad in black, the two led a silent march of nearly 50,000 party workers and ardent fans from Anna Salai to Jayalalithaa's mausoleum on Marina beach. Blocking the beach road for around two ...
-
'I Will Call You When There is War': Rajinikanth's Vote Appeal
As superstar Rajinikanth addressed fans on Friday, the last day of his week-long meet-and greet, he made a speech worthy of a political campaign. It was also his most unambiguous signal yet that he is considering a political career. In Tamil Nadu.
-
Opinion: Sasikala's Gross Miscalculation And The Mess That Followed
Sasikala is no Goddess and OPS no God. Neither has any background in Dravidian film-making. The failure in politics of very popular Tamil film stars like Sivaji Ganesan and "Captain" Vijayakanth shows that it is not film fan clubs that translate into political machines. but political machines that used the cinema like the social media is used today...
-
Rajinikanth Asks Fans Not To Celebrate His Birthday. Here's Why
Rajinikanth's publicist tweeted that the actor "requests fans not to celebrate his birthday and avoid keeping banners and posters"
-
Rajinikanth Not To Celebrate Birthday In View Of Jayalalithaa's Death
Tamil 'superstar' Rajinikanth has asked his fans to desist from celebrating his coming birthday on December 12 in view of the death of late Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa.
-
Jayalalithaa, Tamil Nadu's Puratchi Thalaivi, Was Always In The Spotlight
J Jayalalithaa, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and one of the most powerful women politicians the country has ever had, died on Monday in a Chennai hospital. She was 68. The chief minister had a cardiac arrest on Sunday evening, hours after her party the AIADMK said that doctors from Delhi's All India Institute of Medical Sciences or AIIMS had declared ...
-
Jayalalithaa's Fans, Prone To Passionate Displays, Spur Security Review
With Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa in critical condition after a cardiac arrest, Tamil Nadu is taking extreme precautions to ensure lakhs of her supporters, known for their passionate shows of loyalty, remain calm.
-
Why Kamal Haasan, 62 Today, Has Muted His Birthday Celebrations
His public will also correspondingly mute the revelry. A close associate of the actor told PTI that no birthday celebrations were being conducted by fans of the Vishwaroopam star
-
'Amma, We Need You': At Hospital, Jayalalithaa Fans Refuse To Disperse
The doctors attending to her have confirmed, after days of uncertainty, what J Jayalalithaa's party has been claiming - that the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu is recovering and responding to her treatment. But for hundreds of fans, the vigil won't end till the 68-year-old is home safe.
