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"Gone Too Soon": Rajinikanth, Kamal Haasan, AR Rahman, Prakash Raj And Others Pay Tributes To Actor-Comedian Vivekh
"Every day I spent with him during the filming of Sivaji are unforgettable days in my life," wrote Rajinikanth
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After Threats to Rajinikanth and Rahman, Prakash Raj Says "Go to Hell"
Rajinikanth has been warned by some to not take the role of Tipu Sultan citing his attack on Tamil people, while a fatwa was issued against AR Rahman, after he composed the music of Muhammad: The Messenger of God. Prakash Raj said: "You ban meat, you ban porn; don't voters have rights? The bubble will burst soon"
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Rajinikanth's Film With Radhika Apte is Named Kabali
Kabali, Rajinikanth's 159th movie also stars Radhika Apte, Dhansika, Prakash Raj and Kalaiarasan
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Rajinikanth's 159th Film May Co-Star Prakash Raj
The yet untitled film will reportedly feature Rajinikanth in the role of an ageing gangster
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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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"Gone Too Soon": Rajinikanth, Kamal Haasan, AR Rahman, Prakash Raj And Others Pay Tributes To Actor-Comedian Vivekh
"Every day I spent with him during the filming of Sivaji are unforgettable days in my life," wrote Rajinikanth
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After Threats to Rajinikanth and Rahman, Prakash Raj Says "Go to Hell"
Rajinikanth has been warned by some to not take the role of Tipu Sultan citing his attack on Tamil people, while a fatwa was issued against AR Rahman, after he composed the music of Muhammad: The Messenger of God. Prakash Raj said: "You ban meat, you ban porn; don't voters have rights? The bubble will burst soon"
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Rajinikanth's Film With Radhika Apte is Named Kabali
Kabali, Rajinikanth's 159th movie also stars Radhika Apte, Dhansika, Prakash Raj and Kalaiarasan
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Rajinikanth's 159th Film May Co-Star Prakash Raj
The yet untitled film will reportedly feature Rajinikanth in the role of an ageing gangster
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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.
