Discover 5 unforgettable Tamil love stories that are sure to break your heart and move you to tears. Emotional, intense, and ...

Kamal Haasan is more than simply an actor; he is a phenomenon who has reshaped Indian cinema by his dedication to ...

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin took to X (formerly Twitter) to celebrate Kamal Haasan’s invitation to join the Academy ...

2. Moondram Pirai (1982): Balu Mahendru’s immortal classic features Sridevi as a woman who regresses to childhood after a car accident and Kamal Haasan as a kind school teacher who takes her in.

Sridevi and Kamal Haasan starred in several successful films, such as Guru, Sadma, and Moondram Pirai. They are regarded as one of the most legendary couples in Tamil films because of their ...

Sridevi was one of a kind. They don't make like her any more. The iconic Sridevi needs no introduction. Starting out as a child actor in the southern film industry and then ferrying to Bollywood ...

2022 has almost come to an end and it has been a good year for the local Tamil film industry in Malaysia. From the top 10, Netflix flicks right up to Malaysia’s first anthology film, the local Tamil ...

Moondram Pirai (1982) Haasan won his first National Award for a lead role with a poignant performance in Moondram Pirai. Directed by Balu Mahendra, who also won a National Award for his stellar ...

Beginning as a child actor in 1960, he is one of the country’s most consummate actors with films like “Pathinaru Vayathinile” (1977) “Moondram Pirai” (1982) “Nayakan” (1987 ...

Moondram Pirai Balu Mahendra’s poignant romantic drama was about a school teacher Cheenu (Kamal Haasan), who cares for a retrograde amnesia patient Viji (Sridevi), who regresses to the state of ...

For Moondram Pirai, he won the national award again for cinematography and Kamal Haasan won the best actor award. He paired Kamal Haasan and Sridevi again for the Hindi version of the film titled ...

'Moondram Pirai' to 'Kalakalappu 2': Five Tamil movies that had the climax scene on a railway station In the very early days of Indian cinema, films were usually shot in film cities on sets.