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Tamil cinema’s relationship with the state’s politics has consistently ignited discussions, a trend ongoing even today as more film personalities transition into politics, either by forming new parties or aligning with existing ones. From writer M Karunanidhi and actors MG Ramachandran (MGR) and J Jayalalithaa, who all served as chief ministers of Tamil Nadu, to actors like Vijayakanth, Kamal Haasan, Sivaji Ganesan, R Sarathkumar, Udhayanidhi Stalin and presently “Thalapathy” Vijay, among others, the list of film stars turned politicians in Tamil Nadu is extensive.

A press release issued by the L-G office said that he had taken “serious note of false and misleading” statements made by the “members of a particular political party” and ministers about stopping schemes and subsidies since Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal is in jail. The CM was arrested by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) on March 21 in the now-scrapped Delhi excise policy case. On Monday, the Supreme Court will hear his plea against the CM’s arrest, which was dismissed by the Delhi High Court.

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A few hours ago, Foxx shared a message on his Instagram feed and story that many perceived as anti-Semitic. “They killed this dude name Jesus… what do you think they’ll do to you? #fakefriends #fakelove,” Foxx wrote in all caps. The post quickly went viral, with many people condemning the actor for its offensive content. Meanwhile, some netizens noticed that Jennifer Aniston had also liked the post, leading to further backlash as people accused her of endorsing the “anti-Semitic” message.

Sharing photos from the puja on social media, the film’s production house SLV Cinemas wrote, “Natural star @NameisNani & @KeerthyOfficial’s Rural MASS Entertainer #Dasara movie launched with a Pooja Ceremony today. Regular shoot commences this March. Directed by @odela_srikanth.”

With the return of virtual film launches, thanks to the steep rise in Covid-19 cases, celebrities and their stylists are yet again compelled to make fashion statements on a live screen.

Facing off against Mahesh Babu’s Guntur Kaaram, Hanuman opened with about one-fifth of Guntur Kaaram’s first-day earnings. However, Hanuman found success through positive word-of-mouth while Guntur Kaaram raked in Rs 6 crore on its sixth day of release, which is almost 50 per cent less than what HanuMan earned. As per reports, the number of screens accorded to Hanuman has been increased, including in the Hindi cinema circuit.

As the concept of pan-Indian cinema is continually growing, the collaboration of technicians in various film industries for big-budget projects has become commonplace. Hence, what truly grabs headlines now is when powerhouse stars from various regions of the country unite for a film that promises to be nothing short of epic.