Time and again R Madhavan has wowed the audience with his performances. Be it Bollywood films like 3 Idiots, Tanu Weds Manu, Rang De Basanti, or down South like Alaipayuthey, Vikram Vedha, or the recent Maara.
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Tanu Weds Manu starring R Madhavan and Kangana Ranaut went onto become a riot. The follow-up was equally positively received by the audience. While the actress went onto win National Awards for her performance in both the films, it seems like she wasn’t the first choice for the role.
Speaking to
Bollywood Hungama, actress Neetu Chandra said that she was first signed for the film and that it was R Madhavan who had suggested Kangana Ranaut’s name. Referring to an earlier interview, she said, “Madhavan had said that there was another actress cast for
R Madhavan starrer Maara magic spreads across the streets of Chennai as the city is beautified with wall art
Through wall art in and around Tamil Nadu, the Chennai-based artists have not only beautified the town but have also brought out the essence of Maara. Written By
Pinkvilla Desk 8835702 reads Mumbai Updated: January 13, 2021 10:17 am R Madhavan starrer Maara magic spreads across the streets of Chennai as the city is beautified with wall art
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Maara starring R Madhavan and Shraddha Srinath in the lead roles was released on January 8 and it opened to a positive response from the audience and critics alike. The film released on Amazon Prime India and managed to win the hearts of the audience. R Madhavan and Shraddha s magical chemistry has managed to grab the attention. Taking the audience into a magical world filled with paintings, picturesque locations and captivating stories, Maara has emerged as the feel-good mo
Maara Movie Review: R Madhavan and Shraddha Srinath Dazzle in This Remake
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Cast: R. Madhavan, Shraddha Srinath, Mouli, Padmavati Rao, Ssvidha
Maara (in Tamil) reminded me of a fable, a fairy tale, even a nonsense rhyme with a wide-eyed young woman going in search of a mystery man. Her travels take her to a variety of places – mostly in coastal Kerala – and to a myriad group of people who had all met him and experienced his warmth. Every story they have had to say gets her more and more curious, and her urge to meet him gets stronger. And, all the more so, because he seems such a good soul.
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