Tata Play Adds Tamil Classics to Its Service Portfolio

Further enriching its vernacular content offerings, Tata Play today announced the addition of Tamil Classics to its value-added service offerings. Curating cinema from the 1950s to the 1980s era of Kollywood, Tamil Classics is a one-stop destination for all Tamil movie enthusiasts, says Tata Play in an announcement on Thursday.

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Tamil Classics

With this expansion, Tata Play says it aims to strengthen its Classic portfolio offerings, which already feature Classic TV and Classic Cinema for Hindi entertainment viewers, Telugu Classics for Telugu movie lovers, along with Tata Play Hits that showcase evergreen English shows from the 80s and 90s.

Timeless Selection of Films

Tata Play noted that Tamil Classics will feature original Thalaivas, legends, and icons, with movies like Mangamma Sabatham (1985), Manvasanai (1983), Micheal Madhana Kamarasan (1990), Billa (1980), Kalyana Parisu (1979), Pattikattu Ponnaiya (1973), Iruthuruvam (1971), Yaar Nee (1966), Galatta Kalyanam (1968), Thaai Sollai Thattathey (1961), Naan (1967), Vazhavaitha Deivam (1959), Manohara (1954), Thanikku Pin Thaaram (1956), and others.

Nostalgic Viewing Experience

“With an ad-free lineup of a myriad collection of movies presented 24×7, including one blockbuster each month and engrossing music segments every day, this new service is laced with nostalgia. Furthermore, to enhance the joy of viewing, Tata Play Tamil Classics will present restored (selected) editions of timeless movies and ensure better transmission quality that will transport the audience to the bygone era,” said the company.