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Richie  is an upcoming Indian Tamil film directed by Gautham Ramachandran and written by Rakshit Shetty. A remake of the 2014 Kannada film Ulidavaru Kandanthe, the film stars Nivin Pauly, Natarajan Subramaniam and Shraddha Srinath in the lead roles. It began production during June 2016

Trade analyst Taran Adarsh earlier wrote, "Reports pouring in from across the country: #Baahubali2 is a GAME CHANGER… Sea of people outside theatres… House Full boards are back!" Ramesh Bala tweeted, "A True Indian Epic Movie of International Standards. Screenplay, Acting, Emotions, Action Seqs & Music – Outstanding." Bookmyshow has said that 12 tickets of Baahubali 2 are being sold every second. In Delhi, the earliest you can book tickets for the film is May 3 with everything going houseful for the next four days. Earlier, Bookmyshow had confirmed that Baahubali 2 had broken the advance booking record previously held by Aamir Khan's Dangal. Ashish Saksena, COO-Cinemas, BookMyShow had said, "BookMyShow is experiencing an unprecedented advance booking for Baahubali 2. We have already sold over 1 million tickets across languages, even when the bookings have been live for just over a day. Though Baahubali 2 is largely perceived to be loved by Sout

Baahubali 2: The Conclusion is finally here. SS Rajamouli’s epic saga has everything he promised -- grand spectacle, high drama and is drenched in emotions. And it answers why Kattappa killed Baahubali. Watch how the magic of Prabhas, Anushka Shetty and Ramya Krishnan unfolds onscreen. Filmmaker SS Rajamouli has always claimed that what we saw in Baahubali: The Beginning was just an introduction to the Baahubali franchise. A few minutes into this epic saga, and one is left with no doubt that he was right. Baahubali 2: The Conclusion not only has all those amazing sets and spectacles that wowed us the first time, this one also packs in a lot more of drama and emotions. Baahubali 2: The Conclusion is a seamless continuation in scale and splendour of the first part, starting just where it ended. The story picks up from where Kattappa ended in Baahubali: The Beginning and begins with Baahubali entering to tame an elephant. The film is even more ambitious than its prequel. The i

Published on Apr 24, 2017 'Hind Mere Jind' from 'Sachin A Billion Dreams' sung by the legendary A R Rahman. #5 On Trending on YouTube  Song Credits: Singer & Composer – A R Rahman Lyricist - Irshad Kamil Sachin A Billion Dreams Directed by: James Erskine Music by: A.R.Rahman Produced By: Ravi Bhagchandka & Carnival Motion Pictures  Video Credit: Times music 

The Mammootty starrer, The Great Father has turned out to be the biggest hit this year till date. The film, released on March 30th in 202 screens with 958 shows, has crossed the Rs. 50 crore mark and is still marching ahead at the box office. Directed by Haneef Adeni, the film has been produced by Prithviraj Sukumaran, Santosh Sivan, Arya and Shaji Nadesan under the banner August Cinema. While Mammootty plays the lead role in the film, it also has Arya, Sneha, Anikha, Malavika Mohanan, Miya George, Kalabhavan Shajon, Santhosh Keezhatoor and I.M Vijayan in the star cast. In the film, Mammootty gets back to his macho image that his fans have been missing for so long. It is touted to be one of the reasons for the film's success at the box office. According to the trade buzz, The Great Father is the fastest Malayalam film to collect Rs. 20 crores at the box office and the news that it has grossed Rs. 50 crores within a month of its release is a positive sign for the star&#

Wamiqa Gabbbi  is an Indian film actress who works  in  Hindi  , Punjabi ,  Tamil ,  Malayalam  and  Telugu  films.

Vellimoonga director Jibu Jacob’s Munthirivallikal Thalirkumbol has a down-to-earth protagonist – a panchayat secretary named Ullahanan (Mohanlal) who is so bogged down by the daily grind that he is oblivious to extract happiness out of his life. However, a college reunion takes him back to a few decades, wanting him to fall in love again. And as he does, he finds excitement and renewed vigour to enjoy everything he took for granted in his life – his wife, children, friends and job. Mohanlal does a 180 degree after his previous release Pulimurugan with this movie, showing how versatile he can be. The first half hour has the actor in his subdued best as he goes through the motions. Once he rekindles his excitement, the entire persona onscreen gets a makeover and the fluidity with which he carries off the role makes it enjoyable to watch. Meena, as Ullahanan’s wife Annieamma, shines as the homemaker who wants more from life. The chemistry between the leading duo make every dialogue s