Acting n Art

Jeeva Shankar who directed Naan, is now all set to start his next.

THIRUVAANANTHAPURAM: Friend of Jeeva B Nair, a native of Nedumangad in Thiruvananthapuram who committed suicide at the latters house in Chennai was arrested on Monday. He has been identified as Rahul. She was found dead in Rahuls flat in Chennai on ...

Three teenage girls were reported missing in Vyasarpadi in north Chennai on Wednesday. The police said I. Jeeva (19), a first-year BA student and a resident of Pudhu Nagar in MKB Nagar, B. Deepa (19), a second-year B.Com student and a resident of ...

To address drinking water needs of stray animals, members of the city-based Indian Institute of Jeeva Karunya and Research on Sunday distributed cement containers to the local residents.Sit...

Damodar Mauzo (right) releasing the Konkani poetry collection of N Balakrishna Mallya Jeeva Sankalp, an anthology of the Konkani poems of N Balakrishna Mallya was released on Saturday at Swarna Bhavan at IS Press Road by eminent Konkani writer and ...

An engineer by profession, Arya entered the Tamil film industry in 2005 with the late Jeeva's Ullam Ketkume, with Asin and Pooja as his co-stars. Arya's latest release is Settai, the Tamil remake of Delhi Belly directed by R Kannan. He does the role essayed by Imran Khan in the original. In this interview, Arya talks about working in Settai. Had you seen Delhi Belly when you were offered Settai? I had seen Delhi Belly much before I was offered Settai.  I had enjoyed the film thoroughly ...

When express trains pass over the Vyasarpadi Jeeva Bridge, motorists on the subway stop their vehicles and stay back. They know that if they cross the subway, they will be showered with human waste from the passing train.

Cast: Lakshmi Manchu, Taapsee, Aadi, Sandeep Krishna, Ravi Babu, JeevaDirector: Kumar NagendraRating: Two and a half stars out of FiveThis could be seen as a befit ting release on International Women's Day.The much-hyped film, Gundello Godari, tracks the ...

Having received a national award for all his six films (Munnudi, Atithi, Beru, Tutturi, Vimukthi and Bettada Jeeva), P Sheshadri is a force to reckon with. While his previous and beautifully shot film Bettada Jeeva was based on Shivaram Karanth's novel of the same name, his next, Bharat Stores, delves into FDI, a topic of great relevance. Globalisation, liberalisation and privatisation are topics that have always interested him both as a journalist and filmmaker. So his decision to make a film ...