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The latest Tamil movie news from Kollywood: box office, release dates, OTT arrivals, trailers and what the stars are saying, updated through the day.
Immortal, GV Prakash Kumar's horror outing opposite Kayadu Lohar, has crossed Rs 5.23 crore gross in three days, per Sacnilk figures, and is tipped to beat his previous hit Bachelor by the weekend.
Nayanthara and Kavin's romantic drama Hi has recovered just over half its reported 20 crore budget after ten days in theatres, according to Koimoi, with daily collections now under a crore.
Actress Namitha has sparked online debate after questioning why marital customs like wearing a thali or observing Varalakshmi Vratham are expected only of women, not men, in a Behindwoods interview.
Mani Ratnam's next film finally has a name and a face. Inji Vellam pairs Vijay Sethupathi and Sai Pallavi in a Kolkata-set romance, with AR Rahman on music and a January 2027 release planned.
Mani Ratnam's next film with Vijay Sethupathi and Sai Pallavi is titled Inji Vellam, set for a January 2027 release with AR Rahman's music and Netflix's digital rights already sealed.
Ajith Kumar premiered the trailer for his racing documentary Gladiators inside a theatre rather than online, with wife Shalini and their children Anoushka and Aadvik featuring on screen for the first time in years.
Amid a run of Tamil film divorces, actress Charmila says actresses struggle most when in-laws crowd their marriages, citing Ajith Kumar, Shalini and Nayanthara as couples who kept relatives at a distance and stayed together.
Mammootty's first look from Dhanush-starrer 'OM' drops on September 7, his birthday, with a poster teasing 'Big M arrives' and a mysterious 'Siya Entry' line still unexplained.
Cheran, newly elected president of the South Indian Film Writers' Association, led his team to meet Kamal Haasan in Chennai, where the actor-writer shared memories from Mahanadi, Anbe Sivam and Hey Ram.
GV Prakash's vampire film Immortal has collected Rs 2.97 crore across its first two days in theatres, per Sacnilk data, with reviews praising its genre-blending tone and Hollywood-style visual effects.