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Amaran’s OTT Release Delayed on Netflix: Here's Everything You Need to Know
The OTT release of Amaran starring Sivakarthikeyan has been delayed by a week as its strong box office performance continues, surpassing ₹200 crore in two weeks. Originally scheduled for Netflix after 28 days, Amaran will now be available mid-December. The film, based on Major Mukund Varadarajan's life, is directed by Rajkumar Periasamy. With aud...
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"Tamil Nadu Theatres Struggling To Pay Electricity Bills": Trade Analyst
This post came hours after Bollywood trade analyst Taran Adarsh shared his big take on the division within the film industry
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Opinion: Will Vijay, AKA "Beast", Slay Dravidian Parties In Tamil Nadu?
In his superhit Tamil film Beast, actor Vijay pronounced dramatically: "I am not a politician. I am a soldier." Fans went into raptures in theatres across Tamil Nadu.
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National Cinema Day 2023: Rs. 99 Tickets Now Live on BookMyShow, PayTM, More
National Cinema Day is back with Rs. 99 tickets, and select online ticketing sites have begun bookings for the occasion. At the time of writing, only major Bollywood movies like Jawan and Mission Raniganj are providing the option to book tickets for October 13, though this should be further expanded. Due to state regulations, theatres in select Sou...
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Theatre Owners To Stop Screening Of "The Kerala Story" In Tamil Nadu
Theatre owners in Tamil Nadu have decided not to screen the controversial movie "The Kerala Story" amid opposition to the release.
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Fans Of Actors Ajith Kumar, Thalapathy Vijay Clash In Chennai
A huge ruckus erupted outside a movie theatre in Tamil Nadu's Koyambedu as excited fans of Tollywood actors Ajith Kumar and Thalapathy Vijay came to blows at Chennai's popular Rohini Theatre post midnight today.
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Petrol Bomb Thrown At Actor Ajith Kumar Fans Outside Theatre, 1 Injured
One person was injured when a motorcycle-borne gang hurled a petrol bomb at a crowd gathered outside a cinema hall screening actor Ajith Kumar-starrer 'Valimai' here early on Thursday.
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Tamil Nadu Schools To Open Next Month For Class 9+, Theatres From Monday
Schools in Tamil Nadu from Class 9 onwards can reopen from September 1st, the state government said on Saturday as it announced more relaxations in COVID-19 curbs while extending some restrictions till September 9.
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Tamil Nadu Reverses Full Occupancy In Theatres After Centre's Objection
Tamil Nadu cancelled 100 per cent occupancy in movie theatres today after the Centre objected to it and asked the state to scrap the order. Theatres will now have 50 per cent occupancy, as per the Centre's guidelines. The AIADMK government of the state had lifted the restrictions on movie theatres on Tuesday.
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Cancel 100% Movie Theatre Occupancy Decision, Centre Tells Tamil Nadu
Hundred per cent occupancy in movie theatres cannot be allowed yet, the Union home ministry told Tamil Nadu today.
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Tamil Nadu Government Allows 100 Per Cent Occupancy In Theatres
Tamil Nadu government on Monday allowed to increase the seating capacity of cinemas, theatres, multiplexes from existing 50 per cent to 100 per cent following COVID-19 protocols.
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Tamil Nadu To Reopen Schools, Colleges From Nov 16, Theatres From Nov 10
Classes 9 and above in schools along with colleges will be allowed to reopen from November 16 with COVID-19 safety norms, the Tamil Nadu government announced on Saturday.
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Noted Tamil Nadu Professor, Theatre Director P Rajani Dies Of COVID-19
Known for his brilliant teaching skills, Pitambarlal Rajani, a noted professor and theatre director in Tamil Nadu, has died of COVID-19 at the age of 80.
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Rajinikanth's Darbar Release Marked Early Pongal For Eager Fans
On the work front, Rajinikanth is already busy shooting for another untitled film
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Controversial Sarkar Scenes Cut, No More AIADMK Protests: Minister
The voluntary removal of certain controversial scenes relating to the AIADMK in actor Vijay's 'Sarkar' today prompted the ruling party to declare that the "issue has come to an end" and that it would not stage any more protests against the film. The statement from Information and Publicity Minister Kadambur C Raju, who first flagged the issue, shou...
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Amaran’s OTT Release Delayed on Netflix: Here's Everything You Need to Know
The OTT release of Amaran starring Sivakarthikeyan has been delayed by a week as its strong box office performance continues, surpassing ₹200 crore in two weeks. Originally scheduled for Netflix after 28 days, Amaran will now be available mid-December. The film, based on Major Mukund Varadarajan's life, is directed by Rajkumar Periasamy. With aud...
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"Tamil Nadu Theatres Struggling To Pay Electricity Bills": Trade Analyst
This post came hours after Bollywood trade analyst Taran Adarsh shared his big take on the division within the film industry
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Opinion: Will Vijay, AKA "Beast", Slay Dravidian Parties In Tamil Nadu?
In his superhit Tamil film Beast, actor Vijay pronounced dramatically: "I am not a politician. I am a soldier." Fans went into raptures in theatres across Tamil Nadu.
-
National Cinema Day 2023: Rs. 99 Tickets Now Live on BookMyShow, PayTM, More
National Cinema Day is back with Rs. 99 tickets, and select online ticketing sites have begun bookings for the occasion. At the time of writing, only major Bollywood movies like Jawan and Mission Raniganj are providing the option to book tickets for October 13, though this should be further expanded. Due to state regulations, theatres in select Sou...
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Theatre Owners To Stop Screening Of "The Kerala Story" In Tamil Nadu
Theatre owners in Tamil Nadu have decided not to screen the controversial movie "The Kerala Story" amid opposition to the release.
-
Fans Of Actors Ajith Kumar, Thalapathy Vijay Clash In Chennai
A huge ruckus erupted outside a movie theatre in Tamil Nadu's Koyambedu as excited fans of Tollywood actors Ajith Kumar and Thalapathy Vijay came to blows at Chennai's popular Rohini Theatre post midnight today.
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Petrol Bomb Thrown At Actor Ajith Kumar Fans Outside Theatre, 1 Injured
One person was injured when a motorcycle-borne gang hurled a petrol bomb at a crowd gathered outside a cinema hall screening actor Ajith Kumar-starrer 'Valimai' here early on Thursday.
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Tamil Nadu Schools To Open Next Month For Class 9+, Theatres From Monday
Schools in Tamil Nadu from Class 9 onwards can reopen from September 1st, the state government said on Saturday as it announced more relaxations in COVID-19 curbs while extending some restrictions till September 9.
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Tamil Nadu Reverses Full Occupancy In Theatres After Centre's Objection
Tamil Nadu cancelled 100 per cent occupancy in movie theatres today after the Centre objected to it and asked the state to scrap the order. Theatres will now have 50 per cent occupancy, as per the Centre's guidelines. The AIADMK government of the state had lifted the restrictions on movie theatres on Tuesday.
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Cancel 100% Movie Theatre Occupancy Decision, Centre Tells Tamil Nadu
Hundred per cent occupancy in movie theatres cannot be allowed yet, the Union home ministry told Tamil Nadu today.
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Tamil Nadu Government Allows 100 Per Cent Occupancy In Theatres
Tamil Nadu government on Monday allowed to increase the seating capacity of cinemas, theatres, multiplexes from existing 50 per cent to 100 per cent following COVID-19 protocols.
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Tamil Nadu To Reopen Schools, Colleges From Nov 16, Theatres From Nov 10
Classes 9 and above in schools along with colleges will be allowed to reopen from November 16 with COVID-19 safety norms, the Tamil Nadu government announced on Saturday.
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Noted Tamil Nadu Professor, Theatre Director P Rajani Dies Of COVID-19
Known for his brilliant teaching skills, Pitambarlal Rajani, a noted professor and theatre director in Tamil Nadu, has died of COVID-19 at the age of 80.
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Rajinikanth's Darbar Release Marked Early Pongal For Eager Fans
On the work front, Rajinikanth is already busy shooting for another untitled film
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Controversial Sarkar Scenes Cut, No More AIADMK Protests: Minister
The voluntary removal of certain controversial scenes relating to the AIADMK in actor Vijay's 'Sarkar' today prompted the ruling party to declare that the "issue has come to an end" and that it would not stage any more protests against the film. The statement from Information and Publicity Minister Kadambur C Raju, who first flagged the issue, shou...
