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I have! I used to hiss my mystery class often, especially when trying to talk as fast as my thoughts. These days, I’ve slowed down a lot, and I don’t hiss my mystery lectures when I want to miss my history lectures. That, dear readers, is an example of Spoonerism. A spoonerism is a linguistic phenomenon where the initial consonants or sounds of two or more words are swapped. This results in a…

Watch Crazy Mohan’s ‘Chocolate Krishna’ online

Fans of the late Crazy Mohan’s Chocolate Krishna are in for a deal with on Saturday night. They can watch the drama on YouTube, Facebook and on Kalakendra from 7 p.m. onwards. The play was shot on stage to be hosted online someday final 12 months with Mohan taking part in Lord Krishna.

Mohan’s brother and actor Madhu Balaji mentioned there will likely be a brief introduction in regards to the…

Crazy Mohan could laugh, and make us laugh: Prakash Raj on the first death anniversary of the iconic comedian

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Prakash Raj is well known for taking up versatile roles in cinema. He has played both hero and villain roles, but one role that Tamil cinema audiences still remember is the hospital dean character he played in Kamal Haasan’s Vasool Raja MBBS.

His assistant in the film was Margabandhu, played by Crazy Mohan. The dialogues in the film, written by Mohan, stands out to this day for its wit…

Crazy Mohan could laugh, and make us laugh: Prakash Raj on the first death anniversary of the iconic comedian

Prakash Raj is well-known for taking over versatile roles in cinema. He has performed each hero and villain roles, however one function that Tamil cinema audiences nonetheless bear in mind is the hospital dean character he performed in Kamal Haasan’s Vasool Raja MBBS.

His assistant within the movie was Margabandhu, performed by Loopy Mohan. The dialogues within the movie, written by Mohan,…

Crazy Mohan could laugh, and make us laugh: Prakash Raj on the first death anniversary of the iconic comedian

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Prakash Raj is well known for taking up versatile roles in cinema. He has played both hero and villain roles, but one role that Tamil cinema audiences still remember is the hospital dean character he played in Kamal Haasan’s Vasool Raja MBBS.

His assistant in the film was Margabandhu, played by Crazy Mohan. The dialogues in the film, written by Mohan, stands out to this day for its wit…

Week In Review – Week 23, 2019

Our surroundings, the environment we live in, the other people who inhabit that space, the things and the happenings around us, all of it has an impact on a person. It does not matter how much of a loner or an introvert one is; it does not matter if one lives on a deserted island, all of it will still have an effect.

Monday began with a piece of rather sad news. The death of a prominent artist –