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By N.T.RAJAN A film unit that went to shoot Shockali, a Tamil film, recently, escaped from a group of crocodile attack. According to the film director, A.Sarana, the film’s shooting took place near the confluence of three river in Paramathi Velur. The shooting had to take place in the midst of the river. Some film-unit members noticed a group of crocodiles while they were traveling in river and warned that a strict care should be taken during the shooting. A local resident of that area had also warned the film-unit about the crocodiles in the river. However, the shooting of the film continued for some time. But one of the unit members noticed that a big object was moving on the river and when closely observed they saw the crocodiles were moving towards them to attack them. In order to divert the movement of the film unit, they threw biscuit pockets which they had stocked with them to a far off place. Then all the crocodiles started moving towards it and started eating them, s...

BY, AISHWARYA THYAGARAJAN The Madras High Court on Thursday restrained internet service providers (ISPs) and others from infringing on the producer's copyright by communicating, duplicating or downloading of Dhanush-starrer '3' in any manner without proper license. Granting the interim injunction on a civil suit by R K Productions Private Limited, Justice KBK Vasuki ordered notice to the respondents and posted the application for further hearing on April 18. The Judge also permitted the producer to publish the injunction order in Tamil and English newspapers to make the order known to all concerned. Plaintiff R K Productions contended the motion picture was produced on a budget of Rs 22 crore. The film, famous for 'Kolaveri Di' song, went on to become an international sensation. The telecommunication service providers, Internet service and cable TV providers have not entered into any license agreement with the applicant on communication of the applic...

KARPAGAMTHYAGARAJAN Ajith movie Mankatha has been a great blockbuster movie in his carrier.the The actor has now almost completed shooting for his next movie Billa-2 directed by Chakri Toleti. Soon after completing the film, he will commence his next project with Vishnuvardhan that is reported to have Arya and Nayanthara in lead roles as well. Recently both Venkat Prabhu and Ajith happened to meet each other and they spent a long time in shooting spot. Instantly, the actor seems to have expressed his likeliness to work with Venkat Prabhu again. If everything goes well, the Mankatha team will come together soon.

BY KARPAGAM THYAGARAJAN A guessing game is on in Kollywood on the whereabouts of Rajinikanth, as multiple versions are doing rounds about the destination the Superstar headed to after he landed in Chennai airport from Singapore on Wednesday night.While some say the top actor is very much in his official Poes Garden residence, others say he is taking rest in his farm house at Kelambakkam on the outskirts of Chennai. Meanwhile, a fresh theory is also there. Sources have it that Rajini is staying in his elder daughter Aishwarya Dhanush’s house at Venus Colony in Alwarpet just because of one reason- to spend quality time with grandsons Yathra and Linga. “Yathra and Linga are the great source of recreation for Rajini. He too becomes a kid whenever he plays with them. Since Yathra has to go to school, the Superstar doesn�t want to affect his routine and hence chose to stay in his daughter’s house,” sources add.

BY, AISHWARYA RAJAN British model and actress made her debut as heroine through the Tamil film Madrasapattinam. Currently she is acting in the Hindi remake of the Tamil film Vinnai Thaandi Varuvaaya. Now she has been signed to do the female lead role in a Malayalam film directed by Lal Jose. This film which is titled Spanish Masala has Dhilip in the lead role. Dhilip who goes from Kerala to Spain falls in love with a Spanish girl. The problem he encounters because of this romance is the rest of the story. When they were search in of an English girl, Emmy Jackson came to their mind and finding her suitable for the role, she was signed.

BY, AISHWARYA RAJAN The whole Tamil film industry is boiling because Kajal Agarwal while speaking to the North India media said, "Don’t call me a South Indian actress. I don’t like being called like that. I am a Mumbai girl." Kajal who was introduced as heroine by Bharathi Raja in the Tamil film Bommalattam did not mention anything about that. When asked Bharathi Raja was asked about this, he said, "She was an ordinary sales girl in a textile shop in Mumbai. I brought her to act in Bommalattam. She doesn’t know anything. I only taught her dance and acting. How dare she is enough to speak like that in spite of earning in Tamil Nadu and eating Tamil Nadu food. She was arrogant at the time of acting in my film. But I kept quit because I wanted to complete my film. We should not leave this person who has humiliated South Indian cinema. All the film federations should pass a resolution and send it to Mumbai Cinema Association and ask Kajal Agarwal to apologize."

Veteran actor Kamal Haasan on Sunday said he was greatly indebted to Kerala as it was Malayalam cinema that spotted the artiste in him, nursed and helped him come up, “forgiving” his “shortcomings” as an actor. He was speaking as the chief guest at the inaugural of the ‘Onam (state’s harvest festival)—Tourism’ week celebrations organised by the state government, where Chief Minister V. S. Achuthanandan honoured the actor by presenting him a ‘ponnada’ (shawl) and paid glowing tributes to him as an artiste and socially-concerned individual. “It was veteran Malayalam director K. S. Sethumadhavan who initiated me into my career as a young boy. Later, I was adopted by leading Tamil director K. Balachander,” Kamal Haasan said. “I am at a loss for words to express how deeply I am indebted to Malayalis. It was they who helped me come up forgiving my shortcomings as an artiste,” he said. Referring to the eye-donation campaign being launched at his initiative here on Monday, he said, “Now the pe...