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Tughlaq Durbar Trailer Talk: Vijay Sethupathi’s Singaravelan Is A Scheming Politician With Good Intentions

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Tughlaq Durbar Trailer: Vijay Sethupathi’s As A Scheming Politician

Posted on August 31, 2021August 31, 2021
by Team FC

Produced by SS Lalit Kumar, and directed by Delhiprasad Deenadayalan, Tughlaq Durbar stars Vijay Sethupathi, Raashi Khanna, Parthiban and Satyaraj. The film premiers on Sun TV on September 10 following which it will be released on Netflix.

Vijay’s Master Led The Way, Who’s Following In The South?

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Vijay’s Master Led The Way, Who’s Following In The South?

Posted on January 16, 2021January 16, 2021
by Team FC

Now that there’s been a homecoming of audiences to theatres, post-Master, filmmakers across four languages in South India have announced a spate of films. Satvik Kumar gives you the lowdown on the releases.

First Person: R Parthiban’s TIPS For Success

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First Person: R Parthiban’s TIPS For Success

Posted on June 3, 2020June 3, 2020
by Team FC

The actor-director, famous for his films such as Puthiya Pathai and Housefull on four things that helped him do well in life.

Ponmagal Vandhal On Amazon Prime Movie Review: A Middling Courtroom Drama Starring Jyotika That’s Not As Engaging As It Is Important Forces: Jyotika On Ponmagal Vandhal

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Ponmagal Vandhal Review: An Important, But Middling Courtroom Drama

Posted on May 29, 2020May 29, 2020
by Vishal Menon

Ponmagal Vandhal isn’t about getting physically stronger to exact revenge, it is about regaining one’s mental strength to procure justice.

Ponmagal Vandhal On Amazon Prime Review: This Courtroom Drama, Starring Jyotika, Needed To Be Much Darker, But It’s Content To Remain “Family-Friendly”

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Review Of Jyotika-Starrer Ponmagal Vandhal, On Amazon Prime

Posted on May 29, 2020
by Baradwaj Rangan

The director doesn’t trust his material. He doesn’t trust the audience enough to feel that this “issue” is enough, and doesn’t need to be cheaply sensationalised.