INDIA Cinema News, Aug 27, 2011

Lal salam? The Week By Anirudha Karindalam Ram Gopal Varma once called him the Robert De Niro ofIndian cinema. Mani Ratnam says he forgets to cut the scene while directing theactor, who radiates intensity. Actor Mohanlal, or Lal as he is known, is a living legend in ... See all stories on this topic » The Week

On an Indian sojourn The Hindu But will she suit the Indian stories especially the Tamil and Telugu films? “Excuse me! I'm actually an Indian girl in Gautam's movie. I'm just back from Spain and I'm more tanned than you. I am also wearing dark contact lenses and playing a Malayalam... See all stories on this topic » The Hindu

On the high road The Hindu The actor's Malayalam movie Naayika with Sharada, a biopic of a yesteryear actress is getting ready. “They said my left profile looks like her, the idea wasn't to mimic but to get a resemblance. I never put so much make up in my life and I'm glad to ... See all stories on this topic » The Hindu

CHAPLIN (2011) Bengali Movie Review: A New Dawn in Bangla Film with Rudranil ... Washington Bangla Radio When almost every reality show on Bengali television encourages today's children to behave like over-ripened adults, Sohom's smile oozes childlike ease. Rudranil Ghosh. “Chaplin” belongs to him. There is not a single actor, except Rudranil, ... See all stories on this topic »

TV soaps add glitter to Rajkot imitation jewellery Business Standard Several types of imitation jewellers from Rajkot have been supplied to south Indian movies and Hindi serials. "TV and regional films account for around 15-17 per cent of the total imitation jewellery business in Rajkot. The growth of the industry is ... See all stories on this topic »

Chandrahasan. Photo: Special Arrangement The Hindu Somewhat surprisingly, two songs he sang for the brilliant character actor TS Balaiah in Manamagal, an NS Krishnan movie with music by noted composer CR Subburaman, won everlasting fame — the song by Subramania Bharati 'Chinnan chiru kiliyey', ... See all stories on this topic » The Hindu

Mayank Shekhar's review: Shabri Hindustan Times Unlike popular insinuation, this is not a movie based on a female Mafiosi either. Instead, it follows Shabri (Isha), the slum woman, on the run. The movie's main don is a well-built, oldish man in white, who runs an odd sort of mini-empire. ... See all stories on this topic » Hindustan Times

Naseeruddin Shah was offered Shoaib Mansoor's 'BOL'! StarBoxOffice.com Not only this, the actor loved the movie to such and extent that he is showing the film to his friends and family in a couple days! All we can say is that we wish we could have got a chance to see this stalwart of Indian cinema showcase his magic on ... See all stories on this topic »

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