Behemoth! - Official Teaser

Bharathiraja's dream project Kuttra Parambarai is finally coming alive as a web series. Director Sasikumar is expected to helm this ambitious adaptation of the acclaimed novel. The project, previously delayed by controversies, will now move forward with a significant budget. Rathna Kumar is working on the screenplay while Sathyaraj has a key role. This revival fulfills Bharathiraja's long-standing vision for the literary work.

Actress Eva Grover detailed allegations against her former husband, Hyder Ali Khan. She claimed he pressured her for financial stability through intimate relationships with directors. Grover stated she sacrificed personal finances and career opportunities for their family. She also revealed Khan suffered from schizophrenia and their marriage became abusive. Grover expressed sympathy for Khan's current difficult and solitary circumstances.

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Ranbir Kapoor expressed both his initial apprehension and subsequent appreciation for portraying Lord Rama, emphasizing the timeless significance of the epic and its representation of human resilience. Co-star Yash commended Kapoor's approach, highlighting his humility and commitment to the demanding character. Meanwhile, the trailer launch for 'Ramayana' has been delayed due to an exciting new partnership, with the film's first part slated for release this November.

Producer Aakash Baskaran discussed Sivakarthikeyan's film Parasakthi's box office performance. He cited controversies and high expectations as reasons for its underperformance. While Parasakthi faced financial challenges, Idli Kadai became a profitable venture. This difference stemmed from their respective production budgets and market reception. Baskaran's comments highlight filmmaking business dynamics and project outcomes.

A former CBFC advisory panel member explained the 'Jana Nayagan' censor delay. He stated a court case and election rules created significant hurdles for the film's certification. Legal proceedings naturally extended the process, requiring CBFC officials to respond to court inquiries. The announcement of elections added another layer of complexity due to the film's political content. Circumstances and legal procedures, not CBFC unwillingness, caused the certification timeline to extend.