Tamil films are unimaginable without songs. From the early days, music has been an essential element of Tamil movies.

Remakes retain the core of the story but the presentation is usually tailored to meet the local audience tastes.

Kushboo's cherubic face and child-like articulation were fresh to Tamil. In fact, we could say that she was the pioneer of the Mumbai brigade in Kollywood

ICan the media’s negative impact on young mind be attributed to the media’s portrayal of so called “Perfection?”

The trend now in Tamil cinema is to shoot the songs in some foreign locations. The bigger the stars, more exotic the locale. If not all the songs, at least one or two must be shot abroad. It would be interesting to study the evolution of this fascination for overseas spots.

Music is an integral part of Tamil films since yore. They formed an important element in the narrative by serving two purposes.

We do not clamour that non-Tamilians should not enter the industry. Doing so would be barbaric and going back to the medieval times

The movie is the perfect mix of loud, crass dialogues, spoken directly to the front benchers, a bit too fast paced music, tear inducing sentiment, saliva inducing glamour and blood inducing action.
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Rajini was amazed by the response he got for the movie. He has promised us that Shivaji will be released on the same day

On many festive occasions when people are in joyous mood their evenings. Are spent weeping and sobbing. This is due to the sorrowful scene in the TV Where the protagonist either falls seriously ill or encounters major problems.

Cinema is a medium of mass entertainment as far as Tamil industry is concerned. There have been films with social messages but these have only been sugar-coated pills within the general framework of a story.