Santhanam

Tamil actor Santhanam's horror comedy, 'DD Next Level', will premiere on OTT platform Zee5 on June 13. The film faced controversy due to a song perceived as disrespectful to a religious shrine. The story follows a film critic trapped in horror movies, confronting a vengeful ghost filmmaker. While the film's visuals and VFX are commendable, its comedic structure received criticism.

Get ready for a supernatural comedy treat! 'Devil’s Double: Next Level,' starring Santhanam, premieres on ZEE5 on June 13 in Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, and Kannada. Directed by S. Prem Anand, this fourth installment of the 'Dhilluku Dhuddu' franchise features Santhanam as a film reviewer trapped in a haunted movie.

Ravi Mohan will be collaborating with director Karthik Yogi for a film titled Bro Code. Interestingly, Bro Code will mark Ravi Mohan’s first outing as a producer.

Following the phenomenal success of 'Jailer,' Rajinikanth is set to star in 'Jailer 2,' directed by Nelson Dilipkumar. Santhanam is likely to return to comic roles in the film, while Nagarjuna Akkineni, currently working with Rajinikanth in 'Coolie,' is in talks for a key role, enhancing the film's pan-Indian appeal and star power.

Dr. Aparna Santhanam highlights the importance of emotional boundaries for well-being, comparing them to the skin's protective role. The story of Meera, a finance professional, illustrates how setting boundaries improved her health and relationships. Prioritizing self-care and saying no when needed are crucial for preventing emotional exhaustion and building emotional wealth.

Dermatologist Dr. Aparna Santhanam advocates for a holistic approach to beauty, emphasizing nutrition over quick fixes. She highlights adaptogens like ashwagandha and tulsi for stress management, crucial for healthy skin and hair. Fermented foods such as kimchi and homemade curd are recommended for gut health, impacting skin clarity.

On National Sunscreen Day, experts urge Indians to upgrade sun protection. Dr. Aparna Santhanam highlights Full Light Technology, shielding against UVA, UVB rays, infrared radiation, and blue light from screens. This innovation combats premature aging and pigmentation, crucial in India's intense sun.

Entering your 30s brings subtle skin changes, impacting texture, hydration, and resilience. Cell turnover slows, leading to dullness, while hyaluronic acid production dips, causing dryness. Stress hormones and hormonal shifts further contribute to breakouts and delayed healing. Adapting with gentle exfoliation, hydration, retinoids, stress management, and sun protection becomes crucial for maintaining a healthy glow.

Popular actors Sivakarthikeyan, Arya, and Santhanam were the special guests at the event.

Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) has asserted copyright over the devotional song 'Srinivasa Govinda' after its unauthorized use in the Tamil film 'DD Next Level.' The TTD issued a legal notice to the film's producers, demanding the removal of the song and warning of criminal action for future violations to protect devotional content from misuse.

Santhanam's 'DD Next Level,' a comedy-horror spoof, has garnered mixed reactions upon its release. While some viewers appreciated the film's quirky moments and Ajith references, many found the humor underwhelming compared to Santhanam's previous works. The film's attempt at genre-blending comedy and satire ultimately falls short, leaving audiences expecting more consistent laughs underwhelmed.

Santhanam is gearing up for the release of 'Devil's Double Next Level,' a horror comedy directed by Prem Anand, hitting screens on May 16. He discussed his transition to lead roles, recalling advice from Arya to embrace his comedic charm. Santhanam also defended a song from the film, clarifying it was devotional and not intended to offend anyone.

Santhanam's upcoming horror-comedy 'DD Next Level' faces controversy ahead of its May 16 release. The song “Kissa” sparked outrage from the Jana Sena Party, who allege disrespect towards Lord Perumal with the use of “Govinda Govinda.” The party served a ₹100 crore legal notice, while actor Cool Suresh publicly pledged support for Santhanam.

Responding to Simbu's request, Santhanam has agreed to take on comedian roles in select films, alongside his lead roles. He expressed reservations about the number of films he can accommodate and emphasized that his comedic performances would offer a fresh approach, avoiding repetition of past characters. Santhanam also mentioned existing commitments with Arya and director Prem Anand.

Actor Santhanam's upcoming film 'DD Next Level' is in controversy. A Tirupati board member sent a legal notice regarding a devotional song. The song 'Srinivasa Govinda' features in a rap number. The board member demands an apology and removal of the song. Failure to comply may result in a defamation suit. The film is set to release on May 16.

The Santhanam-starrer 'DD Next Level' faced backlash over the song "Govinda… Govinda…," accused of disrespecting the Tirupati shrine. Protests erupted, leading to formal complaints from BJP and Jana Sena Party members. Legal notices were issued, demanding the song's removal and threatening a hefty compensation.

Santhanam's 'DD Next Level' faces pre-release trouble as its song 'Kissa 47,' which features lines from the devotional song “Govinda Govinda,” sparks religious backlash. BJP-backed lawyers filed a complaint alleging the song hurts religious sentiments and insults Lord Perumal. With the release date nearing, the controversy has created uncertainty for the film's team.

Mani Ratnam’s ‘Thug Life’, featuring Kamal Haasan and Silambarasan TR in pivotal roles, is all set for a theatrical release on June 5. The film is generating immense buzz among fans after the makers recently released the trailer, which has sparked fan theories online about the plot. Silambarasan shared how nervous he was while shooting.

Tamil cinema's horror-comedy genre has surged in popularity, blending scares and laughter. Films like 'Chandramukhi' and 'Kanchana' have made it a crowd-puller, appealing to a broad audience with its lighter take on ghost stories. Big stars and strong box office numbers have solidified its place, with filmmakers continuously exploring new dimensions and socially relevant messages within the genre.

Santhanam's 'Devil's Double Next Level,' the next installment in the 'Dhillukku Duddu' franchise, has secured a U/A certificate from the Censor Board and is set to release on May 16. The horror-comedy, directed by S Prem Anand, features Selvaraghavan as the devil, trapping Santhanam in a film where reality and fiction blur, promising laughter and entertainment for all ages.