If A Script Excites Me, I’ll Do Anything For It: Nazriya Nazim
“Ante Sundaraniki is my first Telugu film but it doesn’t feel like that with the kind of love and the overwhelming response I have been receiving”, says the actor
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Ante Sundaraniki: A Hilarious Comedy That Needed A Little More Drama
Ante Sundaraniki feels like a movie that stopped at the precipice of greatness because of the lack of drama in its story but all the talented cast and crew make it an enjoyable film that gives you a lot to smile about
Trailer Talk: Ante Sundaraniki Releases On June 10
When their families are against their love, the lead pair decides to fight against all odds…but how?
Everything That Made News In Entertainment From The South This Week
From trailers and teasers to new film announcements, here’s a quick recap of the week that went by
Ante Sundaraniki Starring Nani and Nazriya Releases on June 10
Nani plays an orthodox Brahmin and Nazriya plays a Christian in this romantic comedy that is slated to release on June 10
Vaayai Moodi Pesavum: A Satirical Foreshadowing
This film is set in the fictional town of Panimalai, where there is an outbreak of “dumb-flu” causing the local government to impose a speaking ban
Divya's Realistic Empowerment In Bangalore Days
She is aware of her boundaries and works within them to lift herself up. Hers is not the cigarettes-and-tequila kind of empowerment.
The Fahadh Faasil Interview With Anupama Chopra And Baradwaj Rangan
In a conversation with Anupama Chopra and Baradwaj Rangan, Fahadh Faasil speaks about his acting process, why he just wants to be as good as his co-actors and how a lot of people don’t notice a lot of the things he does.
Alphonse Putharen On Five Years Of Premam
The director speaks about his upcoming musical, the different approaches that went into making Neram and Premam and how he never imagined ‘Malar’ to have a huge fan following.
Six Female Characters From Malayalam Films Who Would Make Great BFFs
All of us want to live in the shoes of certain protagonists, but how often have you felt that if a certain character was your BFF, there’d be more spice to life, asks Meera Venugopal
