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Anson Paul to join Jeethu Joseph film starring Karthi-Jyothika
Kollywood According to reports, Anson, who was last seen in Oviya's '90 ml', will be the main antagonist in the film.Digital Native Actor Karthi and his sister-in-law Jyothika may be sharing the screen space in Jeethu Joseph's next venture in Tamil, if things work out as planned. Reports are that Karthi will be teaming up with director Jeethu Joseph the movie and Jyothika is also in talks for it. According to latest reports, Anson Paul has been roped in to play a pivotal role in this movie. He will be seen as the main villain in this film and his get-up will be something to watch out for. Anson Paul was last seen in the Tamil film 90ml. The movie hit the marquee on March 1st. Written and directed by Anita Udeep, it was bankrolled by her under the banner Nviz Entertainment. The most interesting thing about...
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  • 3/30/2019
  • by Sreedevi
  • The News Minute
More star kids make debuts in Sandalwood and Kollywood
SandalwoodTej Raj, son of actor Charan Raj, recently made his acting debut in Tamil with ‘90ml’ and is set for his launch in Sandalwood. Digital NativeSeveral star kids have been carving a niche for themselves, following on the footsteps of their parents in the film industry. Dulquer Salmaan, Pranav Mohanlal, Kalidas Jayaram and others are making their mark in the industry. Now, there are two more names in the list. Ambareesh and Sumalatha’s son Abhishek is all set to debut in Sandalwood with Amar – which is in its post production stage now. And Vikram’s son Dhruv is also gearing up for his acting debut. Recently, another star kid - Tej Raj, son of veteran actor Charan Raj - made his acting debut with the Tamil film 90ml. The movie hit the marquee on March 1. Written and directed by Anita Udeep, the film has been bankrolled by her under the banner Nviz Entertainment.
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  • 3/12/2019
  • by Cris
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'Disgrace to Tamil culture': Complaint against Oviya and '90Ml' team
ControversyIn addition to arresting the film’s cast and its director, Aarifa, Inlp State Women’s Wing chief, has also called for a ban on the film.Tnm StaffOn Monday, a complaint against actor Oviya, director Anita Udeep and the rest of the cast members of the recent Tamil film 90Ml was submitted by the Indian National League Party’s State Women’s Wing chief Aarifa Razak to the Chennai City Police Commissioner. In addition to arresting the film’s cast and its director, Aarifa has also called for a ban on the film. An Fir is yet to be registered on this complaint. Claiming that the film is a disgrace to “Tamil culture”, she also alleges in her petition that films like 90Ml instigate rape. “Such films tend to create rapists,” she bizarrely adds. Remarking that the film’s title is a term used by people who consume alcohol,...
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  • 3/4/2019
  • by Anjana
  • The News Minute
'90Ml' review: Oviya's film on female friendships is surprisingly fun
ReviewBefore the "kalacharam" watchers have an aneurysm, please be warned that this is an 'A' certified film.Sowmya RajendranOviya's 90Ml is likely to give several "kalacharam" watchers in Tamil Nadu an aneurysm. Probably the same people who turned up believing it would be an Iruttu Arayil Murattu Kuthu kind of film. So, before we go any further, let me just say that this is an 'A' certified film. Also, nobody in the film claims to be a feminist or talks about women's empowerment or pretends they have the answer to the problems faced by all women. 90Ml is simply about a bunch of women who get together once in a while, get high, and find temporary relief from their life problems. That is its limited ambition and frankly, after the number of sanctimonious films we've had with "farmer" messaging and what not, 90Ml is refreshing in its disinterest to talk...
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  • 3/1/2019
  • by Ragamalika
  • The News Minute
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