Thalaivaa

A bomb threat was reported at the homes of Tamil Nadu chief minister E Palaniswami and actor Rajinikanth on Saturday, which has turned out to be a hoax.

Within an hour of O Panneerselvam declaring that he was coerced to quit as Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, the habitually low-profile politician was having a bit of a social media moment. By midnight, he was the material of two trends on Twitter.

Theatres in Tamil Nadu are unlikely to screen actor John Abraham's Madras Cafe, which is expected to release nationwide today.

Theatres in Tamil Nadu are unlikely to screen actor John Abraham's 'Madras Cafe', which is expected to release nationwide tomorrow. The Theatre Owners' Association had left the decision of screening the movie on individual theatre owners after both the Tamil and Hindi versions of the film were cleared by the Film Certification Board.

The makers of Thalaivaa couldn't have asked for more. Fans queued up from 6 in the morning, brought the film's reel on a chariot, and danced to celebrate the film's peaceful release here today.

After nearly a two week delay, popular Tamil actor Vijay's film Thalaivaa (Leader) finally hit screens across Tamil Nadu, sending his die-hard fans into frenzied celebrations.

The release of the film, scheduled on Eid, was suspended following bomb threats from an unknown group. There is still no clarity on what the group objected to in the film.

Actor Vijay's film Thalaivaa is likely to be released on Tuesday in Tamil Nadu according to the producers of the movie. They've also decided to drop the tagline "time to lead".

Actor Vijay's film Thalaivaa is likely to be released on Tuesday in Tamil Nadu according to the producers of the movie. They've also decided to drop the tagline "time to lead". Associate Producer Mr Sunil told NDTV, "No body or no group asked us to remove the tagline. In our own interest we have decided to drop it".

To ensure immediate release of Thalaivaa -- already released worldwide -- in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry, the film's unit wants to go on hunger strike once they get permission from police.

He's believed to be the next Rajinikanth, but theatres in Tamil Nadu have refused to show actor Vijay's new film Thalaivaa after threats from an unknown student group have warned of bomb attacks at theatres if the film is shown.

A 20-year old man, said to be a hardcore fan of Tamil actor Vijay, allegedly committed suicide in Coimbatore today 'dejected' over not being able to watch the latter's new film "Thalaivaa", whose release has been put off in Tamil Nadu, police said.

Vijay-starrer Tamil action-drama Thalaivaa has opened in screens worldwide, except in Tamil Nadu, where its release still remains uncertain for reasons unclear.

Popular Tamil actor Vijay's much-awaited movie Thalaivaa was stalled in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry even as the movie already hit the screens worldwide.

The release of Tamil action-drama Thalaivaa on Friday (August 9, 2013) seems unlikely as theatres and multiplexes blocked bookings for the Vijay-starrer film after receiving threats from a group.

A bomb threat was reported at the homes of Tamil Nadu chief minister E Palaniswami and actor Rajinikanth on Saturday, which has turned out to be a hoax.

Within an hour of O Panneerselvam declaring that he was coerced to quit as Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, the habitually low-profile politician was having a bit of a social media moment. By midnight, he was the material of two trends on Twitter.

Theatres in Tamil Nadu are unlikely to screen actor John Abraham's Madras Cafe, which is expected to release nationwide today.

Theatres in Tamil Nadu are unlikely to screen actor John Abraham's 'Madras Cafe', which is expected to release nationwide tomorrow. The Theatre Owners' Association had left the decision of screening the movie on individual theatre owners after both the Tamil and Hindi versions of the film were cleared by the Film Certification Board.

The makers of Thalaivaa couldn't have asked for more. Fans queued up from 6 in the morning, brought the film's reel on a chariot, and danced to celebrate the film's peaceful release here today.

After nearly a two week delay, popular Tamil actor Vijay's film Thalaivaa (Leader) finally hit screens across Tamil Nadu, sending his die-hard fans into frenzied celebrations.

The release of the film, scheduled on Eid, was suspended following bomb threats from an unknown group. There is still no clarity on what the group objected to in the film.

Actor Vijay's film Thalaivaa is likely to be released on Tuesday in Tamil Nadu according to the producers of the movie. They've also decided to drop the tagline "time to lead".

Actor Vijay's film Thalaivaa is likely to be released on Tuesday in Tamil Nadu according to the producers of the movie. They've also decided to drop the tagline "time to lead". Associate Producer Mr Sunil told NDTV, "No body or no group asked us to remove the tagline. In our own interest we have decided to drop it".

To ensure immediate release of Thalaivaa -- already released worldwide -- in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry, the film's unit wants to go on hunger strike once they get permission from police.

He's believed to be the next Rajinikanth, but theatres in Tamil Nadu have refused to show actor Vijay's new film Thalaivaa after threats from an unknown student group have warned of bomb attacks at theatres if the film is shown.

A 20-year old man, said to be a hardcore fan of Tamil actor Vijay, allegedly committed suicide in Coimbatore today 'dejected' over not being able to watch the latter's new film "Thalaivaa", whose release has been put off in Tamil Nadu, police said.

Vijay-starrer Tamil action-drama Thalaivaa has opened in screens worldwide, except in Tamil Nadu, where its release still remains uncertain for reasons unclear.

Popular Tamil actor Vijay's much-awaited movie Thalaivaa was stalled in Tamil Nadu and Puducherry even as the movie already hit the screens worldwide.

The release of Tamil action-drama Thalaivaa on Friday (August 9, 2013) seems unlikely as theatres and multiplexes blocked bookings for the Vijay-starrer film after receiving threats from a group.