Chinwag with... Sharanya Ramprakash

Happy days fame Rahul and Premisthe fame Sharanya are playing key roles in the film. Tenth class and Note book fame Chandhu is directing the film, which is to be produced by D. Venkata Suresh and K.Surya Srikanth under Touring talkies banner.

font size decrease font size increase font size Rate this story (0 votes) Visaka Vidyalaya's Sharanya Abeyawickrema, who is under ten years, did her best to win the girls under-11 Otter Aquatic Club Open Novices Championship 2013, conducted by ...

An actor-director, she is the lady behind supper theatre. Her group Dramanon is back with the fourth edition with a set of four plays titled Photocopy Love. Ayesha Tabassum Tweet Mail this page Translate this page Rate me.... " ...

Caption: The recipients of Pratibha Puraskar are seen with MLA Vasu, who was the chief guest, Canara Bank Circle Office DGM Dr. S.T. Ramachandra, Bankers Recreation Club President M.S. Umesh, General Secretary P. Suresh Kumar and others at the ...

font size decrease font size increase font size Rate this story (0 votes) The Lyceum Nugegoda Athletics Team (from left): Ludeesha Gunawardane, Vihan Seneviratne, Rushdy Ashroff, Devin Diddeniya, Shenal Silva, Shavin Kaluthanthri, Asel Perera, ...

From music and movies to dance and drama, there's plenty to do or experience over the coming week Livemint Atul Dodiya's three wooden cabinet installation with photographs, sculptures, paintings and found objects at the Vadehra Art Gallery.

How do you present Gilbert and Sullivan's Savoy masterpiece The Mikado to a Manga-mad world? Or incorporate deeply moving soliloquies set to techno beats into Gandhian philosophy in The Lobby? Or portray sexual tension cloaked in a graceful veneer ...

Indian Link Mother of the Year 2013 prize going towards funding Mission Twisha, writes Usha Ramanujam Arvind I am only one of the many faces of Oesophageal Atresia. I am only one, with a small voice but great hope. While there is no cure ...

Raucous laughter suggested that the full house at Ranga Shankara enjoyed Black Coffee's skilful rendition of Yasmine Reza's God of Carnage. But this reviewer didn't find the humour dark, as advertised. Was it the audience? Or was it the production? ...