This post honors Kannada superstar Kiccha Sudeep's 30-year career milestone, spotlighting his 70+ films and role as Sandalwood's leading figure, timed to his January 31, 2026, anniversary.The attached collage poster blends dramatic visuals of Sudeep in prayer pose with career collages, including film posters from 1996 debut, awards like SIIMA, and cricket nods via CCL trophies.It joins a fan-led trend under #3DecadesOfSudeepism, featuring repetitive tributes and videos, echoing Sudeep's own post of gratitude for a journey marked by discipline and reinvention.
This post announces Sreeleela as the female lead in Dhanush's 55th film project, D55, directed by Rajkumar Periyasamy of Amaran fame, with music by Sai Abhyankkar and shooting set to begin imminently.The announcement follows speculation about Sai Pallavi in the role, marking Sreeleela's second major Tamil project after Parasakthi and her first pairing with Dhanush, produced by Wunderbar Films.Accompanying images show ceremonial welcome posters featuring Dhanush and Sreeleela with flowers, alongside director Periyasamy, emphasizing the collaborative excitement in South Indian cinema.
The post announces the OTT premiere of the Tamil period political thriller Parasakthi on Zee5 starting February 7, 2026, featuring a promotional poster with lead actor Sivakarthikeyan in a dramatic pose.Set against the 1950s anti-Hindi protests in Tamil Nadu, the film—directed by Sudha Kongara—explores student-led resistance to linguistic imposition, drawing from historical events in Madras Presidency for its socio-political depth.Starring Sivakarthikeyan in a career-shifting serious role alongside Sreeleela's Tamil debut and cameos by Rana Daggubati, it boasts G.V. Prakash Kumar's 100th musical score but elicited mixed theatrical reviews, with replies highlighting its cultural resonance.
The post delivers an enthusiastic review of the 2025 Hindi action thriller Dhurandhar, starring Ranveer Singh as an undercover Indian operative in Pakistan's underworld, praising its screenplay as "at its finest form" and labeling it "peak cinema."Directed by Aditya Dhar, the film draws from true events and achieved commercial success in theaters before streaming on Netflix, sparking debates on its patriotic themes amid coordinated criticism from some online handles.Replies to the post reflect polarized fan reactions, with affirmations of goosebumps-inducing scenes contrasting minor gripes on dubbing and quality, while anticipation builds for the sequel Dhurandhar 2 slated for Eid 2026.
This post shares a candid group photo of Tamil actor-turned-politician Thalapathy Vijay with NDTV journalists, stemming from his rare 45-minute exclusive interview on January 30, 2026, where he addressed his TVK party's launch and career shift.In the interview, Vijay revealed foreseeing democracy's challenges and cinema impacts like delays to his film Jana Nayagan, while emphasizing a people-focused ideology beyond left-right divides, inspired by MGR and Shah Rukh Khan.Replies highlight Vijay's transition: one fan insists on calling him party chief over actor, another asks if it's an interview, reflecting his dual identity amid 4K+ views and growing political buzz.
This post promotes "Aagol Peruvizha," a two-day literary festival in Madurai starting February 1, 2026, centered on Kabilan Vairamuthu's sci-fi trilogy exploring digital identities and societal intrigue in 2032 India.The trilogy—Aagol (2023), Machiavelli Kaapiyam (2025), and Nithilan Vaakumoolam (2026)—represents five years of the author's labor, blending thriller narratives with critiques of technology, as seen in the event's artistic poster featuring symbolic imagery of locks and human forms. It signals potential crossovers between Tamil literature and film, amplifying the trilogy's reach ahead of the celebratory conference marking its completion. 
