”The story revoilves around three characters and how their lives intersect. As a team, we have made an intelligent-emotional thriller. It doesn’t fall under your regular template.”
Sonia Agarwal to play baddie in ‘Unnal Ennal’
Popular actress Sonia Agarwal, who played heroine in several films in the recent past, turns baddie in her forthcoming film ‘Unnal Ennal’.
Jhulan retires from T20 Internationals
Veteran Indian women’s team pacer Jhulan Goswami has announced her retirement from T20 Internationals, effectively ruling her out for the ICC World T20 in West Indies in November.
Sixty-year-old Shiva temple is built around a banyan tree
First there was a banyan tree and then came a temple. But both are now existing in harmony. That is the speciaility of the Sri Bala Vinayagar Sri Balamurugan Temple on Vanniyar Street, Kodambakkam.
Asian Games: India win gold in rowing, tennis men’s doubles
The Indian rowing contingent redeemed itself by winning three medals, including a historic gold in quadruple sculls, on the final day of the competition at the 18th Asian Games here.
Sessions bites back as Trump says impeachment would sink economy
President Donald Trump has warned the US economy would collapse if he were impeached, as legal chaos roiling the White House had experts saying his presidency is under threat.
New BCCI constitution comes into effect
The Committee of Administrators (COA) has issued a directive that effectively withdrew all functioning powers of the current set of BCCI office bearers while dissolving all the committees.
China trade talks end with no breakthrough
US and Chinese negotiators ended two days of meetings without breaking a deadlock over trade that has unnerved financial markets and disrupted global commerce.
Harbhajan backs India to win Test series
England’s batting line-up looks weak and vulnerable to both pace and spin bowling, feels veteran spinner Harbhajan Singh, who backed India to clinch the five-Test series after their dominating 203-run win in the third Test here
Rohingya crisis a year on: Refugees going nowhere as cash crunch looms
With a repatriation plan in tatters and funding evaporating for a million refugees with ever-growing needs, Rohingya Muslims who fled Myanmar to Bangladesh face a grim future one year after the latest eruption of a decades-old conflict.
