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The ‘Kuselan’ story A birthday to remember REWIND Felicitations always poured in on Semmangudi’s birthday during his life time. But one occasion stood out.
CHAT CORNER ‘Media has a responsibility’ SCENESTEALERS Empathy for the downtrodden Indira Parthasarathy, author of 35 works and winner of both Akademi awards. MUSICSCAN 
Colours of soundThe North-South jugalbandis within India are between two sister systems. But the East-West interface is mainly characterised by the clash of alien elements. On the trail of epic hero PILGRIMAGE The episodes and places that Valmiki talks about are preserved in Chitrakoot. My favourite raga
In the city
‘Dada’ gets the award, finally! Tapan Sinha gets his due, at last.
Same old tale -- Manavan NinaithalThere are a number of messages in Arul Movies ‘Manavan Ninaithal,’ but except the climax nothing gets into our minds. Sakthi (Rithik) is an extraordinary student who comes first in the State in the Plus 2 examinations. He ...
Cop, after a long wait A bilingual, ‘Satyam’ has Vishal wearing khakhi for the first time.
Dikshitar dimensions LEC-DEM The power of his lyrics was one of the aspects discussed. Strange meeting of cultures It was a celebration of classical music at Gadag, where villagers gathered to pay homage to Panchakshari Gavai. 
New ReleasesConceived by V.Murali Raman and produced by Jaya TV, Moser Baer has brought out this VCD that contains interesting shorts meant for kids, mainly pre-schoolers and those in kindergarten. This one-hour VCD is spread over five segments each ...
Kudos to choreography BHARATANATYAM If nritta stood out in Sangita Vasudevan’s recital, perfect tala sense marked young Sandhya Ramesh’s presentation. Her emotive skill spoke enough Expertise born out of experience marked Shaly Vijayan’s performance, particularly in her portrayal of the lovelorn nayika.
PLAYWRIGHTS PARADE Inspiration, forever Though he wrote in Norwegian and his works are available only in translation, Henrik Ibsen’s themes make him relevant and popular even today.
Bridge between generations Receptive to changes, Semmangudi never failed to applaud young talent.
Defining Lakshmi Symposium The seminar dealt with the richness of our culture and suggested solutions to many of the problems. B.Ramadevi
Munch Star Singer Junior If you can carry a tune and if you are between the age of eight and 15, then here is a talent hunt to showcase the singer in you. Asianet launches a reality show for young wannabe singers. The winner will get a flat worth Rs. 50 lakhs. Then there ... 
Senthoora PooveThis is yet another serial from Radaan Pictures, adapted from a novel, ‘Malligaigal Niram Maaruvathilai.’ The serial, to go on air from July 28, portrays the struggles of a woman from a middle-class family, the sacrifices ...
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