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Acting came naturally to me: Rana
He comes from an illustrious film family, spearheaded a technological revolution in southern cinema and now Rana Daggubati is set to make a mark as an actor with Telugu movie Leader, an intense political drama.
Delay in Jaggubai release upsets Sarath Kumar
Southern actor Sarath Kumar is extremely happy that his performance in the Malayalam film Pazhassi Raja has been appreciated by Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M. Karunanidhi himself, but is irritated with the delay in the release of Jaggubai.
Mohan Lal, Kaniha to get best actor, actress award!
Popular actor Mohan Lal and Kaniha have won the best actor and actress category awards for their roles in the movies Pazhassi Raja and Bhagyadevatha respectively in the 2009 Malyalam Movie Awards.
Kavya Madhavan set to act again after failed marriage
Popular Malayalam actress Kavya Madhavan, who had bid adieu to films after tying the knot with computer engineer Nischal Chandra early this year, is now making a comeback with Christian Brothers. Her marriage is said to have hit rock bottom.
Mugdha Godse open to regional cinema!
She might have made a debut with a commercial hit like Fashion and followed it up with potboiler All The Best but two-films-old Mugdha Godse says she is also ready to explore regional cinema if given an opportunity.
Direction is my next career choice: Prosenjit Chatterjee
National Award winning Bengali actor Prosenjit Chatterjee is keen to wield the megaphone and follow in the footsteps of legends like Guru Dutt to make movies that have "intelligence and mass appeal".
War of words between Chiranjeevi and Mohan Babu
Already divided by political affiliations, the Telugu film industry is now witnessing a bitter exchange of words even on the issue of relief to the flood-hit people in Andhra Pradesh.
After 40 years, Udayabhanu to sing a Malayalam film song
After waiting for four decades, 74-year-old playback singer K.P. Udayabhanu has got another chance to sing a Malayalam film song.
Shayan Munshi signs second Bengali film
After Bong Connection, model-turned-actor Shayan Munshi has signed his second Bengali film called Ekta Tarar Khoje.
Kerala Cafe to have world premiere at Abu Dhabi film fest
Kerala Cafe, a new experiment by Malayalam filmmakers where 10 directors have come together to make 10 different short films with a common theme, will be premiered at the Middle East International Film Festival in Abu Dhabi that begins on Thursday.
Guinness record holder Kishan to direct commercial movie
Master Kishan, who entered the Guinness book of records for being the youngest filmmaker, is now all set to make a full-fledged commercial Kannada film.
Bengali films need global branding: Prosenjit
After carving a niche in the international film circuit, it is high time that Bengali cinema starts seeking commercial success abroad, says superstar Prosenjit.
I lost Rs.10 lakh because of Ramya: Kannada film producer
Kannada film producer Shankare Gowda alleges that he has lost about Rs.1 million because of Ramya's unprofessional behaviour while shooting his film Just Maath Maathnalli.
Regional cinema calling Nana Patekar!
National Award winning actor Nana Patekar, who is currently busy shooting Rajneeti, is all set to act in a Kannada film for the first time. The actor will make a special appearance in the movie.
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Fish move north to beat the heat
According to a study, conducted by the Sea Around Us Project at Canada’s University of British Columbia, India could lose 40 per cent of fish population over the next 50 years, reports Joydeep Thakur.
Small screen
Miracle workers, not stars, needed to boost TRPs
An entertaining, star-studded show like Dus Ka Dum with a crowd-puller like Salman Khan as the host didn’t do much for the channel, writes Poonam Saxena.

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