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Time of India
24-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Tharunam OTT release date: 4 things to know before you watch this Tamil romantic thriller online
Tharunam OTT release date: This Tamil romantic thriller, which released in theatres on 14 January 2025, is now ready for its OTT release. Here's everything you need to know before watching it online. Thrills, romance, and unexpected twists! 💥❤️#Tharunam ✨ a beautiful blend of emotions streaming exclusively from April 25th on @Tentkotta 🎬Don't miss it! #TharunamOnTentkottaGo legal say No to Piracy Subscribe now ▶️ @kishendas @smruthi_venkat… 1. When and where to watch Tharunam Tharunam is set to premiere on the OTT platform Tentkotta on April 25, 2025. 2. Tharunam plot summary The story centers around Arjun, a committed CRPF officer, and Meera, an ambitious entrepreneur, who meet by chance. As their connection deepens, they find themselves confronting a series of emotional and personal hurdles. The plot takes a darker turn when Meera's friend is discovered dead in her kitchen, drawing the couple into a tense and complicated series of events that force them to deal with the fallout of their decisions. 3. Tharunam reviews The Times of India praises Tharunam for staying focused, saying, "Tharunam keeps its story tight and its ambitions modest." The review adds that it's "a film that knows exactly what it wants to be — and mostly succeeds." Cinema Express highlights director Arvindh Srinivasan's efforts in his second outing, describing Tharunam as "a slick yet engaging film" that "masterfully blends action, suspense, and unconventional character dynamics." 4. Tharunam cast and crew Tharunam stars Kishen Das and Smruthi Venkat in the lead, with Raj Ayyappa and Bala Saravanan in key supporting roles. The film is directed and written by Arvindh Srinivasan, with music composed by Darbuka Siva. It is produced by Pugazh and Eden under the Zhen Studios banner. Raja Bhattacharjee handles the cinematography, while Arul Elango Siddharth is the editor.
Yahoo
26-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Space Pirates Are No Longer Confined To Works Of Science Fiction
While many envision swashbuckling spacefarers have been portrayed by Harrison Ford or Vin Diesel, space piracy will likely start with a person sitting on the Earth's surface with a computer. Industry experts are now sounding the alarm that preventative measures should be explored to prevent space piracy before it becomes a crisis. With the increasing volume and value of satellites, it's only a matter of time until a pirate pioneer attempts a hijacking. Commercial space financier Marc Feldman and cybersecurity expert Hugh Taylor founded the Center for Study of Space Crime, Piracy, and Governance while conducting research for their book "Space Piracy: Preparing for a Criminal Crisis in Orbit," released earlier this year. The think tank ties the potential threat to the rise of commercial activity in orbit. In an interview with Feldman speculated that pirates could hold satellite networks for ransom and threaten to derail globally transmitted live television broadcasts, like the FIFA World Cup or the Olympic Games. However, beyond satellite hijackings, Taylor believes there could even be physical attacks at launch sites and ground control stations. Read more: Feds Can Film Your Front Porch For 68 Days Without A Warrant, Says Court Feldman and Taylor aren't alone. Since 2020, the Department of the Air Force has organized Hack-A-Sat, a space-focused hacking competition. By the event's 4th edition in 2023, a team of Italian hackers successfully broke into the US Air Force Moonlighter to win a $50,000 prize. It was the first time competitors were tasked with hacking into an actual satellite. Despite the nation's long history of combating global piracy, the Pentagon has no real-world experience to reference. The competition is meant to find gaps in the military's cybersecurity, and low Earth orbit is a far cry from the shores of Tripoli during the early 18th century. While the American military does act to protect the country's commercial interest, national security is at stake in orbit. The Russian invasion of Ukraine has shown how valuable satellite communications can be. Russian forces launched a cyberattack against Viasat, an American satellite company, on the same day it began the war in 2022. Elon Musk also played a pivotal role in the conflict when he locked Ukraine's military out of Starlink just months later. With the ongoing protest against Tesla being called domestic terrorism by the Trump administration, activists could escalate in turn and target SpaceX. Want more like this? Join the Jalopnik newsletter to get the latest auto news sent straight to your inbox... Read the original article on Jalopnik.
