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'TN 2026', a captivating film with Natty Subramaniam in the lead and directed by Umapathy S Ramaiah, has hit the big screens and will soon make its way to Amazon Prime Video and Aha. This inspiring tale, derived from Thambi Ramaiah's story, explores the ascent of an ordinary beeda seller to the heights of fame and influence in Pollachi.

Actor Thambi Ramaiah has clarified that his son's upcoming film 'TN 2026 Thanga Natchathiram' does not target actor Vijay's political aspirations. He emphasized the film, written a year ago, is a humorous entertainer about a mass hero seeking power, not a political critique. Ramaiah assured the movie respects all individuals and parties, having friends across the political spectrum.

The teaser for 'TN 2026 – Thanga Natchathiram' has been released, showcasing Natty Natarajan as a superstar entering politics. The film, directed by Umapathy Ramaiah, explores the challenges and opposition faced by the actor-turned-politician. Set for an April 10 release, the political entertainer features a strong supporting cast and has already generated significant buzz.

Director Umapathy Ramaiah has responded to trolls from Thalapathy Vijay fans, denying that his upcoming film 'TN 2026' is made to insult anyone. He clarified that the character perceived as being mocked is powerful, like a lion, and urged audiences to view the film as entertainment, not a political issue.

The makers of director Harish Durairaj's eagerly awaited comedy family entertainer, featuring actors Arjun Das and Anna Ben in the lead, on Saturday revealed the character played by actor Arul Doss in their film.

In her upcoming concert, 'Anju Vanna Poove: Charulatha Mani Live', on April 4 at Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, Mylapore, she will be performing compositions of Saint Thyagaraja, MS Viswanathan, Ilaiyaraaja, and AR Rahman, among others, including some of her own songs.

A speaker challenged college students to examine everyday language, revealing ingrained gender bias through Tamil and Telugu translations. Familiar terms for father and brother received respectful conjugations, while sister and mother were equated with inanimate objects or pets. This highlights how language shapes beliefs, advocating for conscious, gender-balanced word choices from childhood to foster true equality.

Chinna Thambi, a romantic show based in the rural setup has crossed the 400 episodes milestone. The makers thanked viewers by sharing celebratory messages on their official media pages.

Silambarasan TR has lauded the newly released Tamil film 'Youth', directed and starring newcomer Ken Karunaas. He described the coming-of-age movie as fresh, vibrant, and relatable to the current generation, praising Karunaas's dual performance and directorial brilliance. Silambarasan also commended GV Prakash's music and encouraged audiences to experience the film in theaters.

In the recent episode of the show, Thambi visits the Santhwanam family and gives a property document to Balan. He asks Balan to read the same and reveal it to the current owner of the shop. Surprised after reading the document, Balan shares that Thambi has purchased the shop on Appu's name. Thambi shares that he wished to surprise everyone and that he actually wanted to buy it for Hari but was doubtful if he would accept it.

More than a month after Vinayaga was translocated to the Mudumalai Tiger Reserve, the forest department captured Chinna Thambi on Friday morning and translocated the wild elephant to Varakaliyar near Topslip.

Seenu Ramasamy recently delivered 'Maamanithan' starring Vijay Sethupathi, and the film received good responses. Actor Thambi Ramaiah recently watched Seenu Ramasamy and Vijay Sethupathi's 'Maamanithan', and turned quite emotional. Thambi Ramaiah has watched the special screening of 'Maamanithan' arranged by Seenu Ramasamy, and he is very much impressed with the film. While addressing the media after the screening, Thambi Ramaiah praised Seenu Ramasamy for his wonderful filmmaking, and the lead actor Vijay Sethupathi for his brilliant acting.

Producer Boney Kapoor has acquired the Hindi remake rights for the Tamil political satire 'Thalaivar Thambi Thalaimaiyil' after being impressed by its screenplay and narrative. The film, which successfully ran in theaters, will now be adapted for Bollywood, with Kapoor aiming to replicate his past successes in transforming South Indian hits into Hindi blockbusters.

Padmini tells him that she wishes to surprise Mohan and Amma by bringing Anandamoorthy to Mangalathukavu. She also requests Thambi not to reveal this to Mohan. Thambi agrees to her and promises to discuss the same with the team.

The film is a tale of a middle-aged man Murugappa Chettiar played by Thambi Ramaiah.