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Ramanaa, a Popular Tamil Classic Movie, Now Available for Streaming on Sun NXT
Ramanaa, directed by A. R. Murugadoss, is a celebrated Tamil film released in 2002. Starring Vijayakanth as a professor turned vigilante, it follows his quest for justice against systemic corruption after personal tragedy strikes. The film features intense action and a powerful narrative, earning critical acclaim. Its soundtrack by Ilaiyaraaja adds...
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CBI To Question Tamil Nadu Health Minister Over Alleged Gutka Scam
The CBI has summoned Tamil Nadu Health Minister C Vijaya Baskar and former state minister B V Ramanaa for questioning in connection with the alleged gutka scam on Saturday, officials said.
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Kareena Kapoor to be a part of Gabbar?
The makers of Gabbar, the Hindi version of Tamil blockbuster Ramanaa, are reportedly considering actress Kareena Kapoor to be cast opposite Akshay Kumar in the film.
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Tamil Nadu government to enact its own Stamp Act
Tamil Nadu government on Tuesday proposed to enact its own Stamp Act, seeking to join a list of select states in this regard.
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Ramanaa, a Popular Tamil Classic Movie, Now Available for Streaming on Sun NXT
Ramanaa, directed by A. R. Murugadoss, is a celebrated Tamil film released in 2002. Starring Vijayakanth as a professor turned vigilante, it follows his quest for justice against systemic corruption after personal tragedy strikes. The film features intense action and a powerful narrative, earning critical acclaim. Its soundtrack by Ilaiyaraaja adds...
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CBI To Question Tamil Nadu Health Minister Over Alleged Gutka Scam
The CBI has summoned Tamil Nadu Health Minister C Vijaya Baskar and former state minister B V Ramanaa for questioning in connection with the alleged gutka scam on Saturday, officials said.
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Kareena Kapoor to be a part of Gabbar?
The makers of Gabbar, the Hindi version of Tamil blockbuster Ramanaa, are reportedly considering actress Kareena Kapoor to be cast opposite Akshay Kumar in the film.
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Tamil Nadu government to enact its own Stamp Act
Tamil Nadu government on Tuesday proposed to enact its own Stamp Act, seeking to join a list of select states in this regard.
