Late 90s it was all Rahman. Late 2000 I went back in time and disocvered Raja. As I grew up, I found Ghibran effortlessly making new patterns and sounds. So, as they say, world has gotten me close to the artist I love the most. I hope you all enjoy this one which was pending for a long time.

With Uma, one can talk anything. Ranging from Paampaatti sithar to Parangimalai Jothi's pre historic era, he got an answer, if not at least an opinion. But asking the right questions is what tough, so I took that in my hand.

Bala Ganesan is one of the finest critic and appreciator of Tamil cinema. He is also an historian and authored a book, Aaha Rasigan which was published early this year. 'How to approach old films and appreciate the roots' was the agenda of this final installment on the trilogy!

The man who created a new arena in the world of Tamil cinema as script consultant has shared his experience and giving away a part of his wisdom for the next generation!

Nilavazhagan Subbiah has explored his way to the world cinema with his own learnings. Hosting him at Pady's outswingers was a pleasure!

In a time where everything looks bleak, going back to what we were is not an option!

Talked about how frustrating it is to see the world moving fast and how I overcame questions in the much needed break!

Only India can do this!