Imagine the majestic Niagara on an I-max screen! Or the Grand Canyon or Kilimanjaro or the magnificent Himalayas. Wow, what a scene it would be. They are more awe inspiring on screen than on location.

Ajith is back…and he is doing what he does best, treat his fans to the joy and fun of watching him on screen.

‘Clash of the titans’, ‘Clash of Superstars’, ‘The next Kamal-Rajini equation’. These were the phrases used in the media to project the pongal releases of this year. We agree, even Behindwoods.com was responsible in its own way to hype up the situation. But what we expected was a cracker of a conflict. What turned out was a dumb squib!!

Vijay’s Aathi being postponed by a day has favored Ajith’s Parmasivan to an extent, as the tickets booked for Aathi were given preference of repayment or watching Parmasivan. Audience preferred the latter option of viewing Ajith’s return. With most of them giving an affirmative approval, for the Ultimate Star’s performance, there were mixed reactions as well.

After Simran’s departure there’s a musical chair going on for the number one position in both Kollywood and Tollywood between Jothika, Trisha, Asin, Nayantatra and Shreya. In which the escalating mêlée is in between Asin and Trisha. Both hail from the modeling career pitched in their way as actresses.

How does one estimate the real strength of an actor? Simple, look at the advance bookings of his movies.

Here, popular director S.J. Suryah describes the experience of working with A.R. Rahman in his own exuberant style.

Rajinikanth is truly a phenomenon in Tamilnadu. His journey from humble beginnings to be the superstar in the mind of the audience is not a mere rags to riches story. This journey has been a steady rise in which at every stage he has moulded himself to suit the audience preferences.

In today’s hectic lifestyle, food to most of us is something which we gulp down in a hurry. Gone are the days of savoring every morsel of dishes prepared with great love and care by the women of the household. Breakfast, lunch or dinner is had with meetings, phone calls and reading project reports and newspapers.

In India, it is festival time both for spiritual and temporal reasons. While religious fervor continues, there is brisk activity on the entertainment front, with new film releases riding piggyback on the feel-good climate around.