Suriya Jai Bhim

The 'Jai Bhim' actor donned a denim blue shirt paired with beige pants, while Sachin opted for a blue checked shirt and blue jeans

The Madras High Court on Thursday quashed the FIR registered against actor Suriya Sivakumar and director T J Gnanavelraja by the city police, allegedly for hurting the sentiments of the Vanniyar community in the movie 'Jai Bhim'.

"Jai Bhim is going places," tweeted an excited fan

"Happy Pongal, Happy Sankranthi and Happy Lohri to all," Jyotika wrote

Actor Suriya's critically acclaimed film 'Jai Bhim' is inspiring many youngsters in Chennai to pursue law. Directed by T. J. Gnanavel, the legal drama is based on a true incident in 1993 which involved a case fought by Justice K. Chandru.

The Vanniyar Sangam, up in arms against actor Suriya for the alleged controversial portrayal of the community in his latest film Jai Bhim, has approached the Union Information and Broadcasting Ministry.

Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi (VCK) chief Thol Thirumavalavan on Thursday slammed PMK stating that whenever the party loses its political base in the state, it "creates controversy".

A Pattali Makkal Katchi (PMK) functionary in Tamil Nadu has been booked for announcing cash reward for attacking popular Tamil star Suriya, whose latest film Jai Bhim has run into a controversy over the depiction of a character.

Actor Suriya has thanked his fans for their "overwhelming" support in the wake of threats and a legal notice over his new film 'Jai Bhim'; this was after armed police were deployed at his home in Chennai's T Nagar area.

Security at actor Suriya's home has increased after reports of threats against the 'Jai Bhim' actor, after a legal notice by a caste group that claims it has been 'tarnished' by a scene - in which a man from that caste tortures a tribal man.

A Tamil film titled Jai Bhim, directed by TJ Gnanavel, starring superstar Suriya playing real-life activist-lawyer Chandru, has triggered off a tempest in a boiling cauldron - not a tiny tea cup. Why? Because it hits home!

Jai Bhim Review: Suriya, stepping out from his comfort zone, slips into the skin of activist-advocate Chandru, who made a career out of standing up for landless tribals before becoming a judge.

The 'Jai Bhim' actor donned a denim blue shirt paired with beige pants, while Sachin opted for a blue checked shirt and blue jeans

The Madras High Court on Thursday quashed the FIR registered against actor Suriya Sivakumar and director T J Gnanavelraja by the city police, allegedly for hurting the sentiments of the Vanniyar community in the movie 'Jai Bhim'.

"Jai Bhim is going places," tweeted an excited fan

"Happy Pongal, Happy Sankranthi and Happy Lohri to all," Jyotika wrote

Actor Suriya's critically acclaimed film 'Jai Bhim' is inspiring many youngsters in Chennai to pursue law. Directed by T. J. Gnanavel, the legal drama is based on a true incident in 1993 which involved a case fought by Justice K. Chandru.

The Vanniyar Sangam, up in arms against actor Suriya for the alleged controversial portrayal of the community in his latest film Jai Bhim, has approached the Union Information and Broadcasting Ministry.

Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi (VCK) chief Thol Thirumavalavan on Thursday slammed PMK stating that whenever the party loses its political base in the state, it "creates controversy".

A Pattali Makkal Katchi (PMK) functionary in Tamil Nadu has been booked for announcing cash reward for attacking popular Tamil star Suriya, whose latest film Jai Bhim has run into a controversy over the depiction of a character.

Actor Suriya has thanked his fans for their "overwhelming" support in the wake of threats and a legal notice over his new film 'Jai Bhim'; this was after armed police were deployed at his home in Chennai's T Nagar area.

Security at actor Suriya's home has increased after reports of threats against the 'Jai Bhim' actor, after a legal notice by a caste group that claims it has been 'tarnished' by a scene - in which a man from that caste tortures a tribal man.

A Tamil film titled Jai Bhim, directed by TJ Gnanavel, starring superstar Suriya playing real-life activist-lawyer Chandru, has triggered off a tempest in a boiling cauldron - not a tiny tea cup. Why? Because it hits home!

Jai Bhim Review: Suriya, stepping out from his comfort zone, slips into the skin of activist-advocate Chandru, who made a career out of standing up for landless tribals before becoming a judge.