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Romancing the light Poetic creativity at its best Being a freelance performer makes Sadanam Krishnankutty different from his contemporaries and seniors.
CHAT CORNER She visualised a wholesome music department SCENESTEALERS -- KAUSALYA SANTHANAM ‘The medium is highly rewarding’ This year marks the 25th year of the Chennai Kalai Kuzhu. And social and political commitment is what propels Pralayan and his group to continue their journey.
For the season, with reason Every alternate Sunday Russian film classics are being beamed on Makkal TV. Is it a policy shift?
MUSICSCAN Wonderful blends Whether it is melody and rhythm, vocal and instrumental elements or the contrasting sounds of different instruments, music is basically a matter of blending. My Favourite Raga
In The City •Narada Gana Sabha & Saraswathi Vaggeyakara Trust At Narada Gana Sabha Mini Hall. May 6, 6.30 p.m. Suguna Purshottaman. ...
A trail blazer ‘Khazanchi’ and composer Ghulam Haider changed the sound of Hindi film music. Siren from Surat FACE-TO-FACE Gorgeous… glamorous… Namitha is now graduating to roles of substance.
Game called murder -- Iyakkam Cast: Rishi Kumar, Sudhakar Vasanth, R. Sundararajan, M.S.Bhaskar, Chittibabu, ‘Poovilangu’ Mohan, Sruthiraj, Suji Bala and Sanjayram. Storyline: A chain of murders leaves the police baffled. ...
Rama — three different dimensions Each vocalist came up with a repertoire fresh and interesting. 
Fitting homageAnniversary Nagaswaram artists, Bangalore M. Kothandaraman and B.S.Ramesh Babu, and vocalist Vijay Siva enthralled the music lovers of Tiruchi recently. Valmiki receded to the background The ragas were flowing like refreshing streams making the listeners forget that they were sitting to hear Valmiki’s verses. Confluence at Boston Carnatic and Hindustani mingled as renowned musicians performed. Wholesome treat Festival Ramanavami was celebrated in Coimbatore recently with pujas, bhajans, discourses and concerts. Well-articulated rendition Jayamangala Krishnamani’s predilection to provide good music was evident in all aspects of her presentation. Pleasant voice, lively jatis Dharini and Shubhasree exhibited their skills in music and dance respectively. Refreshing melodies The Carnatica Brothers’ rendition was both heart-warming and praise-worthy.
For that vibrant touch to jewellery With expert brush strokes, the meenakari artisans paint the colours carefully extracted.
All about Bette Bette Davis, the star of Hollywood’s golden period, is remembered on her birth centenary.
A cultural turnaround Dance, martial art display, theatrical productions and poetry reading formed the main components of this year’s Dalit Cultural Festival. Fine arts as empowering tool The children find an ideal vehicle in music, dance and theatre.
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