 | Short films offer limitless freedom: Kollywood filmmaker Pa RanjithProducer-director Venkat Prabhu and Pa Ranjith discuss their contributions to the SonyLIV anthology, Victim, and speak of the value of the short film format |
| 'Victim' review: Pa Ranjith shines bright in an otherwise dull anthologySonyLIV’s anthology, Victim, directed by Pa Ranjith, Venkat Prabhu, Chimbu Deven and M Rajesh, aims to be an exploration of how perspectives in a situation define the identity of a victim. |
 | Naga Chaitanya to star in filmmaker Venkat Prabhu's bilingual filmThe untitled film, which will be the actor's 22nd project, will be in Tamil and Telugu and is billed as a "commercial entertainer". |
 | ‘The idea is to do a ‘classy’ adult comedy’Venkat Prabhu, who is awaiting the release of Manmatha Leelai, speaks about exploring genres, his expertise in the comedy genre, and more |
 | Maanaadu remake to be a Hindi-Telugu bilingualThough details about the cast and crew are still under wraps, Venkat has revealed a few details about the film. |
 | Director Venkat Prabhu's 'Manmadha Leelai' to release on April 1'Manmadha Leelai', which features actors Ashok Selvan, Smruthi Venkat, Riya Suman and Samyuktha Hegde in the lead, is to hit screens on April 1. |
 | Busy Naga Chaitanya in consideration for multiple projectsAs per the sources, Naga Chaitanya will soon be seen in a prestigious project, which is a web series for Amazon Prime Video. |
 | First look of director Venkat Prabhu's 'Manmatha Leelai' outManmatha Leelai promises to have a generous dose of humour, like Venkat Prabhu's most other films. |
| Venkat Prabhu chose to forego 30 pc of his salary for 'Maanaadu' to help producer'Maanaadu', which features Silambarasan, S.J. Suryah and Kalyani Priyadarshan in the lead, has completed 25 days in theatres and emerged a superhit. |
| I wish our stars would encourage fresh ideas: Director Venkat PrabhuThe filmmaker, who has hit gold with Maanaadu, speaks of foreign film inspirations and unrealised dreams. |
 | Maanaadu movie review: Riveting take on time loop underlined by clever writingAlso, thankfully, the film doesn’t get too carried away with this back story and never loses sight of its very own purpose: To have fun with its premise. |
 | INTERVIEW| Maanadu is an emotional film for me: SilambarasanThe 'Maanadu' actor discusses his upcoming release, and delves into the physical and mental transformation that he has undergone. |
 | STR: The second inningsSimbu has always been what one can call a ‘package’. He sings well, dances like a dream, emotes convincingly. |
