From ‘Appadi Podu’ to ‘Uyirin Uyire’: Revisiting Singer KK’s Iconic Tamil Songs

In what has come as a huge shock to the Indian film industry, especially the music fraternity, Krishnakumar Kunnath, the Indian playback singer popularly known as KK, died on Tuesday night, after suffering a suspected cardiac arrest post a concert performance in Kolkata.Directed by Shankar, with music composed by Harris, the song features colourful sets and costumes, in coordination with Sadha and Vikram’s energetic choreography.

Jay Krishna Interview: On Penning Dialogues for ‘Radhe Shyam’, Writing for Female Characters & More

Writer Jay Krishna, who has penned dialogues for Telugu films such as Vijay Devarakonda-starrer Dear Comrade, Nani’s Krishna Gadi Veera Prema Gadha, and the recent OTT release Bhamakalapam, led by Priyamani, has some interesting projects lined up.Ahead of Radhe Shyam’s release, Jay sits down with Silverscreen India to talk about his approach to penning dialogues, the difference between working on projects for OTT and the big screen, writing for women characters, and more.

Jeethu Joseph Interview: Universality of ‘Drishyam’ Lends Itself to Remakes, Says Director Talking about ‘Drushyam 2’

In adapting the sequel for the Telugu audience, the director says some minor changes to the premise and structure of the film have been made without modifying the core content. “Though Drushyam 2’s plot is essentially the same as that of Drishyam 2, there is a sizeable Telugu audience that has not watched the Malayalam version and is waiting to watch the sequel in their own language.

10 Films to Watch as the Assembly Election Frenzy Heightens

Released six days before voting in Tamil Nadu began, the film stars an ensemble cast including the likes of Yogi Babu, Sheela Rajkumar and Shangli Murugan.  In an interview with Firstpost, Yogi Babu who plays the lead says, “I thought, if this fellow (Pradeep Ranganathan, who directed Comali)  who knows me so well, and who has directed me, can cry, then probably I am not that bad with emotion. “Although some rogues get elected to parliament, we will not allow gangster tactics in the election,” says Sanjay Mishra, who plays an officer of the Election Commission of India, in Newton.

From Acting to a TV Host, a Dasavatharam Tribute to Kamal Haasan as He Turns 66

As Kamal Haasan turns 66 on Saturday, it is that time of the year to go through his works and accomplishments that he has achieved in cinema. An all-rounder, Kamal Haasan, who started out as a child artist, has constantly proved his mettle in the field of arts. While acting is one field through which he has captured the hearts of his fans, Kamal Haasan has left a mark in every aspect of filmmaking, playing different roles, both onscreen and offscreen. Kamal Haasan has even gone beyond cinema and plunged into politics, starting his party Makkal Needhi Maiam, in 2018. While there are many more feathers on the actor’s cap, here is a tribute to the multi-hyphenate perfectionist. Silverscreen India has compiled the actor’s dasavatharams (10 roles) that he played in the film industry. 

The Problem with Adult Comedies

The problematic portrayal of the LGBTQ+ community often goes unnoticed in generic Indian comedies, feel filmmakers.  Even films that are propagated and marketed as being pro-LGBTQ+ are not free from bias. “Four months ago, we saw a sneak peek of an adult film doing rounds on social media.In such a situation, women filmmakers feel that it is imperative to make responsible cinema.  It is not impossible to make films that have adult humour without relying on crude jokes and objectification. “If you bring both the gender perspectives and dynamics, you can achieve that.

Suriya Reacts To Bharathiraja’s Statement Regarding The Allegations Made By Meera Mitun

For the past few weeks, model and actress Meera Mitun has kept Twitter abuzz with her allegations and claims against actors in the Tamil film industry. While the commotion began with her allegation that actress Trisha and several other stars were emulating her style and fashion sense, it escalated to defaming top actors in the industry by stating that they were part of the ‘Kollywood Mafia’ that rules the film industry.