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Few film composers captured the cultural rhythm of 1990s Tamil Nadu as completely as Deva, whose music became inseparable from the decade’s cinema, street life, and popular memory. Long after the era passed, his songs remain an evergreen archive of mass appeal, melody, and unmistakable local flavour.
Critically endangered orangutans rescued from intense wildfires in Borneo have been released back into the wild after months of rehabilitation, marking a cautious step in the recovery of one of the world’s most threatened primates. The releases follow blazes in August and September that destroyed habitat and underscored the widening ecological toll of fire-driven land degradation across Southeast Asia.
Critically endangered orangutans rescued from severe wildfires in Borneo during August and September have been released back into the wild, marking a cautious step in the long recovery of one of the world’s most threatened primates. The release underscores both the resilience of conservation efforts and the fragility of the habitat that remains under pressure from fire, deforestation and climate-linked extremes.
Digger is a film of conspicuous excess, one that repeatedly tests the viewer’s patience with its tonal sprawl and unruly ambition. Yet it lands with uncommon force, delivering a finale that is both savage and deeply moving, and that reorders the film’s earlier indulgences into something purposeful.
Tamil filmmaker Karthik Subbaraj is preparing his next project after 'Dorothy', and the film is set to centre on a dance form while bringing together Upendra, Prabhu Deva and Atharvaa. The casting points to an ambitious pan-Indian entertainment vehicle that blends performance, movement and star power across languages and audiences.
Filmmaker Karthik Subbaraj is preparing his next feature after 'Dorothy', and the project is already drawing attention for its unusual creative mix: it is said to be built around a dance form and will star Upendra, Prabhu Deva and Atharvaa. The casting signals an ambitious cross-industry collaboration that blends performance, movement and star power across Tamil, Kannada and Telugu cinema circuits.
Tamil filmmaker Karthik Subbaraj is preparing his next project after 'Dorothy', and the new film is understood to be built around a dance form. The cast brings together Kannada star Upendra, choreographer-actor Prabhu Deva and actor Atharvaa, signalling a high-profile pan-South collaboration with strong performance and movement at its core.
Tamil filmmaker Karthik Subbaraj has moved quickly from the festival acclaim and social-media conversation around Dorothy to his next project, a Netflix film starring Upendra, Prabhu Deva and Atharvaa. The director says the movie is adapted from a book, set in a rural milieu and built around a dance form, but treated as a commercial entertainer with action elements.
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