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  • Kapaleeswarar
    Chennai
    / Cultural life

    The suburban town of Kodambakkam, with its numerous film studios, is described as the Hollywood of Tamil-language cinema. Three theatres—the Children’s Theatre, the Annamalai Manram, and the Museum Theatre—are popular. The Chennai Government Museum has exhibitions on the history and physical aspects of Tamil Nadu. There is a small…

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    The suburban town of Kodambakkam, with its numerous film studios, is described as the Hollywood of Tamil-language cinema. Three theatres—the Children’s Theatre, the Annamalai Manram, and the Museum Theatre—are popular. The Chennai Government Museum has exhibitions on the history and physical aspects of Tamil Nadu. There is a small…

    Read More