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PADMINI AND Y. GEE. MAHENDRA TALK ABOUT FILMS THEN AND NOW You and Sivaji made a great jodi I've always dreamt of doing a film with you — Mahendra
Feline, fast and favourite "I am not comfortable doing regular heroine roles."
He breathes melodies! But, the burning ambition in Harish is to play in A.R. Rahman's troupe at least once in his lifetime.
Taste with tradition The pride of Modern Restaurant's service, however, remains the catering opportunity for Indira Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi, says T. SARAVANAN
The crown flower What makes the crown flower significant is its religious use during Vinayaka Chaturthi
Destination Cool Kalrayan Hills: if you have an open mind and can set your own pace, says PRINCE FREDERICK
Surya is back!SURYA, THE rising star of Tamil cinema, has finally decided to scrap his Gautham Menon-directed "Chennayil Oru Mazhaikalam" after almost a six-month wait and a photo-shoot. According to Surya: "I was waiting for Gautham to finish his Telugu ... 
Lucky ladyLAST WEEK, Reema Sen changed the way her name was spelt and dropped her surname had her spelling changed and surname dropped as per numerological advice. She has become Reemma, and believe it or not, her first release after this name change ... Sarath's new dual role SARATH KUMAR, the He-Man of Tamil cinema, is once again donning the dual role of father and son in director Hari's "Ayyaa" to be produced by Pushpa Kandaswamy for Kavitaalaya. Sarath said: "`Ayyaa' is a family entertainer and will be a milestone ... Master of suspense MANOJ NIGHT Shyamalan's latest film "The Village" was premiered by Columbia Tristar at Chennai's Satyam Cineplex recently. The auditorium was done up with thematic displays and international promos. Storytelling has always been Shyamalan's forte ...
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