Kolaveri Di

Dhanush and Aishwaryaa decided to split after 18 years of marriage

David Warner's array of TikTok videos always has something new to offer.

Actor Dhanush's viral hit 'Why This Kolaveri Di?' may be six-years-old but it has garnered 12.5 crore views on YouTube. Dhanush's viral single 'Why This Kolaveri Di?' (which can be roughly translated to 'Why this rage?') was an instant hit on social media.

"Happy to associate with Suriya and Vignesh Shivan for our next project. Anirudh Ravichander has been roped in to compose the tunes," read a statement

Sung and written by Dhanush, Kolaveri Di captured the imagination of an entire nation because of its music and colloquial lyrics and immediately became a song of the people. Kolaveri, a highly popular slang among Tamil youth, is normally used to silence a cranky person in a group

Cinestar Rajinikanths's daughter Soundarya, who has made her directorial debut with Kochadaiiyan, says she was stunned with her brother-in-law Dhanush's performance in Bollywood film Raanjhanaa and she hopes to work with him in the near future.

With his Bollywood debut, Rajinikanth's son-in-law seems to have impressed the harshest of critics. A fast-five with the actor.

Dhanush has been lauded for his acting acumen, but he refuses to let go of his work as a singer, composer and lyricist.

Kolaveri Di made him famous beyond south but actor-singer Dhanush says the Tamil song has started haunting him.

Except for a few scenes in a school uniform, there is no similarity between his forthcoming Bollywood debut Raanjhanaa and his Tamil dud 3, clarifies actor Dhanush.

This time last year, a Tamil song called Kolaveri Di sung by actor Dhanush took the country by storm. This year, A R Rahman's Nenjukulle may just do the same.

Dhanush, who is currently shooting for his Bollywood debut film Ranhjnaa in Varanasi, has been diagnosed with typhoid. But, like a true professional, the actor has decided to continue shooting.

Singer Kailash Kher, who is touring US with his band 'Kailasa', says the success of songs like Kolaveri di will not stand the test of time.

Isn't it hypocrisy on our part that although we want him to be honoured with the 'Bharat Ratna', we don't want him to be in the Rajya Sabha. Are we not suggesting that the Jewels of India belong outside the Parliament?

The song that had India dance to its tunes has also caught the attention of Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak, who confessed on Friday to being a 'Kolaveri di' fan.

Dhanush and Aishwaryaa decided to split after 18 years of marriage

David Warner's array of TikTok videos always has something new to offer.

Actor Dhanush's viral hit 'Why This Kolaveri Di?' may be six-years-old but it has garnered 12.5 crore views on YouTube. Dhanush's viral single 'Why This Kolaveri Di?' (which can be roughly translated to 'Why this rage?') was an instant hit on social media.

"Happy to associate with Suriya and Vignesh Shivan for our next project. Anirudh Ravichander has been roped in to compose the tunes," read a statement

Sung and written by Dhanush, Kolaveri Di captured the imagination of an entire nation because of its music and colloquial lyrics and immediately became a song of the people. Kolaveri, a highly popular slang among Tamil youth, is normally used to silence a cranky person in a group

Cinestar Rajinikanths's daughter Soundarya, who has made her directorial debut with Kochadaiiyan, says she was stunned with her brother-in-law Dhanush's performance in Bollywood film Raanjhanaa and she hopes to work with him in the near future.

With his Bollywood debut, Rajinikanth's son-in-law seems to have impressed the harshest of critics. A fast-five with the actor.

Dhanush has been lauded for his acting acumen, but he refuses to let go of his work as a singer, composer and lyricist.

Kolaveri Di made him famous beyond south but actor-singer Dhanush says the Tamil song has started haunting him.

Except for a few scenes in a school uniform, there is no similarity between his forthcoming Bollywood debut Raanjhanaa and his Tamil dud 3, clarifies actor Dhanush.

This time last year, a Tamil song called Kolaveri Di sung by actor Dhanush took the country by storm. This year, A R Rahman's Nenjukulle may just do the same.

Dhanush, who is currently shooting for his Bollywood debut film Ranhjnaa in Varanasi, has been diagnosed with typhoid. But, like a true professional, the actor has decided to continue shooting.

Singer Kailash Kher, who is touring US with his band 'Kailasa', says the success of songs like Kolaveri di will not stand the test of time.

Isn't it hypocrisy on our part that although we want him to be honoured with the 'Bharat Ratna', we don't want him to be in the Rajya Sabha. Are we not suggesting that the Jewels of India belong outside the Parliament?

The song that had India dance to its tunes has also caught the attention of Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak, who confessed on Friday to being a 'Kolaveri di' fan.