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MusicProduced by award-winning composer Ar Rahman under the banner of Maajja, the track celebrates the glory and heritage of the Tamil language.Tnm StaffScreengrab/ YouTubeAR Rahman has unveiled his new independent single ‘Moopilla Thamizhe Thaaye’ on Friday, March 25. The song is an ode to Tamil language and people who speak the language. Ar Rahman, who has rendered his voice for the track, appears in the video, while it also features a montage of Tamil people belonging to different social identities. The song, which has been titled ‘Tamil anthem’, has artists Saindhavi Prakash, Khatija Rahman, Ar Ameen, Amina Rafiq, Gabriella Sellus, and Poovaiyar on board. The teaser of the song was unveiled in April last year. The visuals as well as the lyrics of the song, which is penned by lyricist Thamarai, celebrates the glory and heritage of the Tamil language. It is directed by Amith Krishnan and produced by Ar...

KollywoodHelmed by Vineeth Varapasad, ‘Lift’ stars actors Kavin and Amritha in the lead.Tnm StaffScreengrab/YouTubeActor Kavin, who made his debut as hero with the Tamil film Natpuna Ennanu Theriyuma, is now gearing up for the release of his next film Lift. The actor started appearing as the main protagonist in movies after playing supporting roles in a few Kollywood movies and the lead role in many television serials. The makers of the upcoming Tamil movie Lift starring actors Kavin and Amritha in the lead, dropped the first single from the movie on Thursday. The first single ‘Inna Mylu’ which is sung by actor Sivakarthikeyan, became viral soon after it was released. ‘Inna Mylu’ marks Sivakarthikeyan’s 10th song as a singer. With its quirky lyrics and entertaining steps, the peppy dance number managed to garner many views hours after its release. The track is currently trending on YouTube India in the 13th rank.

After an impressive start at India’s box office, the Tamil-language film Master has hit Amazon Prime Video across the globe, and looks set to maintain the star power of leading actor Vijay. Two years after playing a charismatic soccer coach in Bigil, Vijay dances into the role of a charismatic professor in Master. He’s John Durairaj, aka “Jd,” the Dean of Student Affairs at a prestigious college in Chennai. He’s so beloved that the students won’t turn up to events without him. And he’s so fond of a drink, that they frequently have to show up at his house and drag him there. It’s clear that Vijay’s faintly comical drunk act will give way to sobriety and a more serious plot line, but there’s plenty of song and dance to be had first, with an energetic score from Anirudh Ravichander.

Director Lokesh Kanagaraj...