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Why Kamal Haasan made R Madhavan feel like a teenager

May 13, 2013

Southern actor R. Madhavan looks up to actor-filmmaker Kamal Haasan as his deity, and when he met him recently at an award ceremony, he felt like a teenager again. #BuzzPatrol #Kamal Haasan #R. Madhavan
Now, watch the sequel of Vishwaroopam in Auro 3D

Mar 13, 2013

Actor-filmmaker Kamal Haasan says the sequel to Vishwaroopam will come soon in 3D sound format, also known as Auro 3D. #BuzzPatrol #Kamal Haasan #Vishwaroopam #Auro 3D
Competition Commission begins probe into Kamals complaint

Mar 01, 2013

#BuzzPatrol #Competition Commission #Kamal Haasan #Vishwaroopam
Kamal Haasan turns singer for Ilayaraja at 30 minute's notice

Feb 14, 2013

#BuzzPatrol #Kamal Haasan #Ilayaraja
Vishwaroopam crosses Rs 120 cr, Rahul Bose congratulates Haasan

Feb 12, 2013

Collections of Kamal Haasan's spy thriller has crossed Rs 100 crores at the box office. #BuzzPatrol #Kamal Haasan #Vishwaroopam #Rahul Bose #box office
Kamal Haasan's Vishwaroopam mints Rs 5.81 cr first day in TN

Feb 09, 2013

The Rs 95 crore espionage thriller was originally scheduled to release in Tamil and Telugu on 25 January but it got banned following protests by Muslim groups. #BuzzPatrol #Kamal Haasan #Vishwaroopam
Movie review: Vishwaroopam is a pulsating thriller, Hollywood style

Feb 08, 2013

The star, even after 50-plus years on screen, is still incredibly enterprising and is raring to go. This time, he takes on the Hollywood genre of suspense thrillers and pulls it off reasonably well. #Tamil Nadu #ban #MovieReview #Kamal Haasan #Vishwaroopam
Images: Fans celebrate as Kamal Haasan's Vishwaroopam releases in TN

Feb 07, 2013

Kamal Haasan's Vishwaraoopam opened in Tamil Nadu today with a lot of fanfare and festivities. #Tamil Nadu #ImagesOfTheDay #Kamal Haasan #Vishwaroopam
I feel vindicated, says Kamal after Vishwaroopam opens peacefully across TN

Feb 07, 2013

Kamal Haasan's Vishwaroopam finally opened on Thursday in 500 theatres across Tamil Nadu to full houses, as expected. The actor-filmmaker says the espionage thriller opened without 'any incident' and 'I feel vindicated'. #Tamil Nadu #NewsTracker #Madras High Court #Kamal Haasan #Vishwaroopam
Vishwaroopam hits theatres in TN, tickets sold out till weekend

Feb 07, 2013

Finally, Kamal Haasan's Vishwaroopam was released in Tamil Nadu on Thursday morning with a lot of festivity and fanfare. #Tamil Nadu #NewsTracker #Kamal Haasan #Vishwaroopam

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