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Veteran theatre artist Cochin Hassanar became visibly emotional while paying tribute to his late son-in-law and actor Kalabhavan Navas at a performance of Navas' play 'Innu.'
Criticism has mounted against the Tamil Nadu government's recently announced State Film Awards for 2016-2022.
Malayali actors have achieved significant recognition at the Tamil Nadu State Film Awards for the period spanning 2016 to 2022, notably securing five Best Actress awards, with Keerthy Suresh, Nayanthara, Jyothika, Manju Warrier, Aparna Balamurali, Lijo Mol Jose, and Sai Pallavi all being honored in this category across different years, and Urvashi winning for Best Actress in a comedy role, while Rahman was recognized for his villainous performance; additionally, Vaikom Vijayalakshmi and Varsha Ranjith were awarded as Best Female Singers, and the awards ceremony, where Deputy Chief Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin will present accolades including gold medals, certificates, and monetary prizes, is scheduled for February 13th in Chennai.
Earlier reports indicated that KVN Productions was contemplating withdrawing its pending case from the Madras High Court, since the film’s release had already been delayed well beyond initial expectations.
'Prakambanam' is a debut film by Vijesh Panathur that blends horror and comedy, focusing on the adventurous and mischievous lives of college hostel students.
Currently, the government allocates ₹1.5 crore to each filmmaker, with an annual target of producing four films.
Mohanlal's new look has generated significant buzz, with the first look poster of his upcoming film revealing him as T S Lovelajan, a police officer in a khaki uniform.
Kavya Madhavan made a surprise visit to Anu Sithara's dance school, Kamaladhalam, in Sharjah, accompanied by her daughter Mahalakshmi.
‘Koodothram’ will hit theatres in the second week of February.
Cuckoo Parameswaran, vice-chairperson of the Kerala Chalachitra Academy, has denied allegations by actor Ahaana Krishna that women were deliberately seated behind men at the Kerala State Film Awards ceremony, asserting that specific seating arrangements were made for awardees and ministers. Parameswaran highlighted that Best Actress winner Shamla Hamza was in the front row and that veteran actor Sarada, despite initial front-row placement, chose to wait in the green room due to her health. She further stated that the reel shared by Krishna was biased and that vacant front-row seats were filled as people moved to the stage, while a source close to the Academy indicated a tradition of prioritizing Best Actor awardees and noted a recent shift to include Special Mention awardees in the front row, suggesting a potential oversight in seating Jyothirmayi.
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