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Vikram filmography

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Nominator(s): Sriram speak up 12:01, 10 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]

With a diverse body of work, Vikram is one of the most decorated actors in contemporary Tamil cinema. The list has been compiled following extensive research and has been adequately well-sourced. Suggestions for improvement are most welcome. Sriram speak up 12:01, 10 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]

Comments from Kailash29792

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  • Is the prefix "Chiyaan" needed here? I think it is best suited in Vikram's main article, not here.
That part was modeled after a similar note made in the lead sentence of SRK's filmography, a clarification which is comparatively minor in SRK's. Would it be better if I rephrase it to often credited as Chiyaan Vikram? He has been credited so since Sethu... and not everyone know its genesis and significance.
If that is the case, then it may be retained.
  • I don't think you have to mention him as "model-turned-film actor" as the next para mentions his brief stint of modelling; and film actor is a redirect, so just say "actor".
Will remove the 'model' part. But, isn't there other kind of actors too? Will it be okay to put it in the general category?
Yes, if he achieved anything big through modelling.
  • "switched base" - how about he shifted his focus there?
Done.
  • "essaying the lead roles" - I'd prefer "portraying".
Done.
  • "Labelled by a critic" - who? And in Pithamagan, he says in the end "sakthi kodu", which I think was his only line in the film.
How about rewriting it as hardly any dialogues?
Just try writing that his character had mostly no spoken dialogue.
  • "moonlights as a Robin Hood in the guise of an anthropomorphic rooster" - I think vigilante is a better word than Robin Hood.
Wasn't he was more of a Robin Hood than a vigilante? He never questioned anything other than economic offenses, did he? Most refernces too refer his character to be ala Robin Hood.
By vigilante, I mean someone like Batman or Spider-Man. Ain't he similar to them?
  • "Rajapattai (2011), a box-office dud" - you mean failure?
Yes. Does that sound non-encyclopaedic? Should I rephrase it?
Never mind, I rephrased it.
  • "larger-than-life" sounds idiomatic and seems to convey POV. Search Wiktionary for any formal synonym.
Explanatory notes
  • "In the anthology film, Vikram's part was made in Hindi and dubbed into Tamil." - source?
Claim has been sourced.
More to come later... Kailash29792 (talk) 12:30, 10 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]

Some new comments based on your new edits:

  • "kick the habit" - isn't he trying to overcome his addiction to smoking? Write this way.
Rewrote.
  • "in the debutant Bala-directed tragedy Sethu... (1999), whose making was deeply troubled" - rewrite as "Bala's directorial debut, the tragedy film Sethu... (1999)"; and I don't think you need that last sentence about the making.
Fixed.
  • Mention something about I and the Tamil David in the lead.
Done.
  • Avoid overlinking in the tables.
Removed overlinking.
Support: Thank you for addressing my comments. Kailash29792 (talk) 09:17, 22 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]

Comments from Ssven2

First of all, the list looks nice at first glance. Good work! — Ssven2 speak 2 me 12:32, 10 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]

Lead
  • Only "State Film" awards is mentioned. Please rephrase it as "Tamil Nadu State Film" awards for better clarity.
Done.
  • "moonlights as a Robin Hood" — What do you mean by "moonlights"?
Check this.
That's all right. But, can you replace it with a better word for more clarity?
  • Raavan wasn't universally panned. You can write it as : received negative reviews.
Done.
  • "heavy criticism" — simply "criticism" should suffice.
Done.
  • Can you find any source for the year the TV serial "Vishwanath" was aired?
Nope. However, this source mentions it as Killer Vishwanath.
Other sections
  • In the "As a dubbing artiste" portion, the films Paasamalargal, Kuruthipunal and Karuppu Roja are unsourced. Please find reliable sources.
Could not find reliable sources. Have hidden them from the list.
Support

— Ssven2 speak 2 me 03:29, 17 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]

Comments from Krimuk90

  • Any reason to 'justify' the text?I ask because I have not seen this done in any article, correct me if I am wrong.
I don't get you here. Can you clarify what you were asking? And, is it still a concern or has it been solved?
There is a "div align="justify"" field in the lead. I wonder why.
Well, I just found it better looking with aligning the text. While I do agree that most other articles does not use it, I didn't find any policy prohibiting text alignment.
@Krimuk90:No existing policy discourages aligning texts. -- Sriram speak up 15:23, 27 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]
I'll let an administrator decide this, as I am not qualified to make a decision. I am taking the liberty to ping SchroCat to ask if this is okay. -- KRIMUK90 ✉ 02:08, 28 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]
  • In " he has co-produced and co-directed one each of his films" I'm not sure what "one each of his films" mean?
Removed the statement.
  • "Following a brief stint in modelling, where he appeared in television commercials and a short film solely to get noticed,.." I can find atleast three things wrong with this sentence. Firstly, in "where he appeared", what does "where" signify? Secondly, in "..and a short film" the "and" would signify continuation of the previous statement, but I see no link between the two. Thirdly, I don't understand what "..solely to get noticed" means, and I really don't see the relevance of it.
Rephrased for clarity. Btw, "..solely to get noticed" means he got into modelling not because he was interested in it. He wasn't comfortable meeting directors and producers with his portfolio and asking for film chances. He believed that appearing in commercials would get him noticed and he would be called for a role.
  • "Vikram began his acting career.." His acting career began when he appeared in the short film. This would make it his television debut.
Fixed.
  • "largely unnoticed". What was unnoticed, the series or his role in it?
Clarified.
  • "His early film career was marked by a series of flops, which earned him the label of a "jinxed star". Following consecutive box-office failures in Tamil," So his first few roles were in Tamil films? Then you can merge these two sentences.
Done. Combined both sentences.
  • "..under established actors in Malayalam cinema in several ensemble films" - "several ensemble films" is redundant here.
Rephrased. Is it still redundant?
  • "During its making, he survived for months on a diet consisting only of fruit juices and lost 21 kilograms in 20 days to convincingly portray an emaciated mental asylum inmate." Highly unnecessarily in a filmography page. This information is relevant only in his biography.
Agreed. removed.
  • "fetched" is not a very formal term. Please change it to something more encyclopedic.
Reworded.
  • "..or which he sunbathed on his terrace for a sunburnt look and got dizzying headaches while practising to look blind" Again, not relevant here.
Again, agreed, removed.
  • "won him his maiden Best Actor award". Just say his first.
Okay. Done.
  • "..earned him a matinee idol status" That's not very encyclopedic either.
Rewritten more formally.
changed "with" → "from".
  • "..had to emote through body language." Isn't that obvious when he has no dialogues?
Removed statement.
  • "The film, which was labelled by a critic for The Hindu as "a symphony on celluloid"" Unnecessarily in his filmography.
Removed.
  • "coveted" National Award. No, we don't use such words.
Sure, we don't.
  • "slew". Not a formal word.
Reworded.
  • "who moonlights as a Robin Hood in the guise of an anthropomorphic rooster". I don't understand what this means.
Clarified with better phrasing.
  • "He found his lone box office success..." Lone success during this period, I presume, since he did star in successful films earlier.
Have mentioned so.
  • "While the former was a commercial and critical success, earning Vikram his fourth Filmfare award, the latter received mostly negative reviews and failed at the box office." No citation.
Yet to be addressed.
  • "a loose adaptation of I Am Sam (2001)". What's a loose adaptation?
Means that I'm a loose! Just kidding!! Fixed.
  • "aspiring screen villain". So he was an aspiring actor who wanted to play a villain in the film?
Yes. That's right.
  • General note, claims of "critical acclaim" needs to have citations that say his performance was acclaimed by a large number of critics, and not just by one critic.
Added more references for such claims.
Done. Pls. strike out if convinced. -- Sriram speak up 15:23, 27 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]
  • In the tables, names should be sorted last-name first.
Added sortname templates where applicable.
  • Are all his television commercials mentioned? Also, what does "2010-11" in the year column mean? Surely, the commercial released in one particular year.
No. He appeared in a lot of commercials before entering films, but sources merely mentions them. An editor pointed out that only notable commercials needs to be listed. Hence, those that are mentioned have articles discussing the commercials.
So, can this be considered resolved? -- Sriram speak up 15:23, 27 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]
I know how difficult it is to find reliable sources for commercials. But I guess this works on either all or neither. I'm not sure who decides on which commercial is notable and which one is not. -- KRIMUK90 ✉ 15:45, 27 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]
  • Since there is a separate awards and nominations page, I would suggest restricting his awards in the "notes" column to the most notable ones, which would be the National and Filmfare Awards, though some editors would suggest removing them altogether.
Removed other awards except National, Filmfare and State Film awards. I believe awards from the state government are equally honourable as National awards; hence retained them.
  • What makes "upperstall.com" notable enough to be included as an external link?
The wikipedia article itself stands testimony to its notability. Moreover, one of its founders, Karan Bali, have made a film An American in Madras on the American-born Tamil director Ellis R. Dungan, proving that its more than just an entertainment portal.
So, can this be considered resolved? -- Sriram speak up 15:23, 27 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]
  • Isn't I yet to release too?
I released on 14th Jan.
The prose requires quite a bit of fine-tuning before this is ready to pass. I am not going to oppose this just yet, and see if it improves. Good luck!-- KRIMUK90 ✉ 02:39, 14 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]

Some additional comments wrt the new version:

  • I don't think the missing the National Award by a narrow margin is notable here.
Have removed it.
  • replace "string of" to "series of" or "number of"
Done replacing.
  • "warmly received from critics" ==> "generated positive reviews"
Well, I actually lifted the phrasing from Jake Gyllenhaal's filmography. Written as "attracted positive reviews".
  • "career slump" ==> "professional setback"
reworded.
  • "a spate of " ==> "series of" or "number of"
written as "a succession of".
  • "he appeared as a costumed superhero with a CBI officer as his civilian identity". The "with" is misleading here.
Rephrased it. Is that better?
  • "Vikram found his sole box-office success of that period" ==> "Vikram's sole box-office success during the period was.."
Rewrote as suggested.
  • ".. joining the company Reel Life Entertainment as one of its directors". Confusing. He turned into film production by joining as a director?
Yes. He joined the film production company as one of its directors— not a film director but a company's director, like a managing director or something.
I think it is much clearer now. I have got the lede copyedited by a member of GOCE.
  • Citation needed for " While the former, a box-office debacle, earned Vikram mixed reviews, his performance in the latter earned him rave reviews and his third Filmfare award."
Well, for the time being, lets forget about citations. Coz, I have been making multiple drafts for the lead which results in newer claims being mentioned and older claims being removed. It isn't easy for me to update the refs every time. Once we settle with the contents of the prose, I will do a source check and update it. If there are any unreferenced claims in the lead, they can be removed later. But, the problem exists only in the lede. All claims in the article body have been adequately sourced.
I'm sorry but that's not how the FAC works. I'm not going to keep checking the list periodically to ensure all the claims have been properly cited. You should have ensured all your claims are well-cited before you nominated it here. You cannot say that you'll look into them after resolving the comments. Remember, the FAC is not a peer-review. -- KRIMUK90 ✉ 07:43, 17 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]
The source you provided does not match your version. The source says, "His roles in Mani Ratnam’s Raavan in Hindi and Raavanan in Tamil were also well received by audiences", while you say that Raavanan garnered him mixed reviews. -- KRIMUK90 ✉ 15:16, 18 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]
Rephrased the sentence and added appropriate citations to substantiate the claims.
So, can this be considered resolved? -- Sriram speak up 15:23, 27 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]
  • "collected the Critics Choice award at the Filmfare". Replace the word "collected" with something better, and simply say "at Filmfare" or "at the Filmfare Awards ceremony".
Done.
  • ".. in addition to receiving multiple awards and nominations". at which ceremony? Say "other" ceremonies for clarity. Also, it needs a source.
Coming soon!
  • "Vikram's part, which co-stars Tabu and Isha Sharvani, was dubbed into Tamil and released as a two-story film". Not sure I understand this. So there was a third version of David?
It was an anthology film set across three time frames and centering on three protagonists, all named David. The hindi version had a wannabe rockstar, a drunkard fisherman and a scheming gangster. But, it was also released in Tamil with only two protagonist: the rockstar and the fisherman. While the former part was remade in Tamil with changes in the cast, the fisherman's part featuring Vikram was dubbed into Tamil.
I think it is much clearer now.
Sorry, but it's still confusing: "When released in Tamil as a two-story film, Vikram's part co-starring Tabu and Isha Sharvani was dubbed into Tamil, while the other narrative was remade". When released in Tamil his part was dubbed into Tamil doesn't make much sense to me. -- KRIMUK90 ✉ 15:12, 18 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]
I have made it simpler, eliminating the details regarding the two-versions since they are clearly stated in his biography.
Done.
  • In the playback singing section, why are two titles mentioned in one row? For example, why are "Kanthaswamy" and "Mallana" mentioned together? I don't understand the language, so am I missing something?-- KRIMUK90 ✉ 15:14, 18 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]
Well, he also songs the songs for the Telugu-dubbed version. Have tweaked the table now. Pls. check.
  • I presume " "cardboard" characterisation for the Raavan character is from a review. If most reviews have crititised his characterisation, I would suggest simply saying poor characterisation.
Done.
  • "Shankar's romantic-thriller I (2015) featured Vikram as an aspiring bodybuilder-turned-supermodel, who is reduced to a deformed hunchback when his career success earns the wrath of a few people. His portrayal and the physical transformation he went through to portray the different stages of his character received unanimous acclaim". Too much detail on one film. It's alright in his biography, but in his filmography it's a bit too detailed.
Made it much brief.
That introduced a new set of errors. I'll try fixing it myself.
  • I see the sortname has only been partially done. I thought we decided on sorting the names last name first, where appropriate. This has not been done.
I can only use sortname for people with second name/family names. Can't use them indiscriminately for everything. For ex: In SRK graph, Hema Malini has been sorted with 'Malini' as the second name. However, according to her biography, her second name is Chakravarty while 'Hema Malini' is her full name. I don't buy this. So, I'm not gonna add sortname unless warranted.
For Bejoy Nambiar, isn't Nambiar his last name? -- KRIMUK90 ✉ 15:41, 27 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]
While it is possible, can't say that for sure. -- Sriram speak up 16:48, 27 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]
  • Raavan "was a box-office debacle" claim is still unsourced.
Removed claim. Found it unnecessary.
Done.
  • In the references, the authors need to be written last name first, eg. Bhattacharya, Roshmilla.
Is that even necessary for India-related articles? -- Sriram speak up 16:48, 27 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]
Why shouldn't it be?
Done.
Fixed.
CNN-IBN should not be in italics. -- KRIMUK90 ✉ 02:05, 28 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]

Comments from Editor 2050

It would be great to have this established as a Featured List, but other than looking pretty, it lacks the fundamental goal of being complete.

  • Unknown roles can be filled up, with little research.
Not all films are available in YouTube. However, I'll try to find his character name from what's available.
  • Some dubbed films are included, while others like Vicky, Maari, Aarusaamy, Miss Madras et al are excluded. I know this is due to a lack of sources, but still the films are up online and would easily help complete the article.
They could be dubbed for television screenings, in which case, it cannot be included. Only those films that were dubbed and had a theatrical release can be named, which needs to be verifiable. I could not include them due to lack of reliable sources supporting the claim.
  • Bheema just says 'Released in Telugu' - lacks continuance with the rest of the article.
Written as in other instances.
  • Siragugal was made as a film, not a television soap. It should be featured in the filmography instead.
As per WP:FILMOGRAPHY, "TV films" belong in the Television table.
  • The films he provided voiceover for, should surely be included. He is credited in those films
They have been included later in a separate list.
Editor 2050 (talk) 12:32, 17 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]

Comments from Vensatry

  • Image needs alt text
Provided alt text
  • (often credited Chiyaan Vikram[1][2]) - Place the refs. after ')'
Done.
  • Isn't "Breakthrough role" over-linked?
It has been wikilinked only once. Do you mean it doesn't need to be linked at all?
Exactly. Isn't the term 'Breakthrough' plain English? —Vensatry (ping) 18:50, 22 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]
But, I have wikilinked "breakthrough role" and not "breakthrough". If it is a normal word, why does it have a separate article in wikipedia explaining the terminology instead of an entry in wiktionary?
  • A mention of films like Thanthu Vitten Ennai, Meera, etc., could be made in the lead. He played the main lead in those films while working under biggies like Sridhar, SPM and PC.
I had mentioned them in an earlier draft, but the lead was too long. Therefore, I have mentioned or discussed only those films that were a subject of discussion themselves in the media, and those that earned him recognition.
  • Likewise a mention of his Telugu and Malayalam films could be there. You start with En Kadhal Kanmani and then jump into Sethu, which came almost ten years later.
Prashant says the lead is too long and needs trimming. You say that a few more of films can be mentioned. With all due respect, what am I supposed to do?
  • You can include a bit about Vikram declining the lead role in Mani Ratnam's Bombay. I leave this to you.
I'm against it. Per Baradwaj Rangan's profile in Caravan, he was also considered for a role in Raman Abdullah. More recently, he was even offered to play God in Gopala Gopala. Could not mentioned them all. They are more suitable in his biography.
  • His performance in Ullasam was well received isn't it?
The film wasn't really well received. Vikram only said that his role earned him female fans.
  • You could go a bit deeper into explaining the kind of characters that he played in Sethu and Pithamagan. After all, it's the characters that fetched him acclaim.
Any more detail, the lead would be too long and boring.
Now I see that the characters have been explained for both the films. Don't know how I missed it. —Vensatry (ping) 18:50, 22 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]
  • "the film grossed over INR100 million" - USD conversion is needed.
Added
Added year to template.
  • "In late 2001, Vikram was awarded his first Filmfare Award ..." would mean that the award ceremony was held in late 2001.
Fixed.
  • Arul and Majaa were highly anticipated?
Removed the term.
  • Link all entries in the table as it's sortable.
  • Why don't you have the Tamil and Hindi versions of David in two separate rows?
1. The film was a bilingual and was released simultaneously. 2. Vikram only featured in the Hindi version. It was dubbed into Tamil, without his knowledge.
That is why, unlike Raavanan and Raavan, I have listed the two versions of David within a single row entry.
  • Thommidi Nelalu should be 9 Nelalu
Done.
  • Filmfare Best Actor Award -> Filmfare Award for Best Actor – Tamil
Reworded, but without the lang.
Doesn't "Filmfare Award' mean an award given by the Filmfare (the magazine)? Is there a necessity to distinguish between the Filmfare Awards and Filmfare Awards South? I'm not sure.
Of course, then why do we have different articles for all languages? Wouldn't that mislead the readers? —Vensatry (ping) 05:01, 25 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]
  • Raavanan actually fetched him his fifth Filmfare Award
Corrected error.
  • The playback singer table needs a language column
Then I might have to list the Telugu songs as well. It would make the table too complicated.
Of course, they must be included as he did the playback and was credited in the soundtrack. —Vensatry (ping) 18:50, 22 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]
Done.
  • Is the dubbing artiste table complete? I'm sure there are more number of films than the ones mentioned here. He was Ajith's voice in Paasamalargal and another actor's (don't know his name) in Karuppu Roja.
They have been removed due to lack of reliable sources supporting the same.
Then what about WP:VNT?
@Vensatry:Very well then, what do you suggest I do? The claim might be true, but without RS how do you expect me to substantiate it? Will it be okay if I use "cite dvd" and mention the timestamp where his name has been credited in the titles? -- Sriram speak up 14:30, 26 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]
  • When you say he dubbed for J. D. Chakravarthy in Satya, the language (Tamil version) should be noted.
Added note.
  • Above all, how come there is no mention about I in the lead.
Will add them. It wasn't released when I nominated for FLC. And, other existing FLs did not mention unreleased films in the lead.
Added info on I.

—Vensatry (ping) 18:48, 17 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]

Comments from Prashant!

  • After watching I, I have become a fan of Vikram. Thank you for working so well on his filmography. I think the lead is quite large. I would suggest to trim a bit.—Prashant 21:50, 22 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]
He has acted in about 50 films but I have discussed only 20 of them in the lead, on the basis of which got him critical acclaim/scathing criticism/notable awards. While another reviewer is asking me to mention/discuss a few more of his earlier films, you are asking me to trim the plot lead. What am I to do when I receive contrasting comments? Which way do I go!
I beg your pardon, is it the lead that you mean? Kailash29792 (talk) 18:31, 23 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]
I don't think length should be problem. WP:LEAD states that the lede should adequately summarize the whole article. Further, criterion 2 of WP:FL? states that the lede should be "engaging". I don't see a limit for the prose size in lede anywhere. You can make the lede "engaging" even if it's too long. For an actor who has made 50+ appearances with a diverse body of work it's just normal. What if somebody wants to take the filmography pages of actors like Rajini, Kamal or Mammooty? —Vensatry (ping) 08:50, 24 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]
I was talking about cutting the unwanted texts for a more crisper prose.—Prashant 14:52, 25 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]

Comments from Skr15081997

  • Is IndiaGlitz a reliable source?
Pls. check this out.
  • Why isn't accessdate included in all of the cite templates?
Well, I had actually intended to archive all the links in which case accessdate would have been redundant. However, there were some issues with archiving links from The Hindu. So now, some links have been archived while the other have accessdates. Still, if you think it is necessary, then lemme know and I will add accessdates to all links.
Add accessdates to every web/news citation.
  • In the "dubbing roles" section {{efn}} is not really needed just mention the info directly in the notes section.
Done.
  • Are you sure that all of his commercials are included?
No. Before his film career, he featured in a few adverts. But, only their names are known and nothing else like the directors/year/role. Also, another editor pointed out that only notable commercials should be included and that they themselves should be a subject of discussion in reliable sources. So, I have only listed such commercials.
  • Composers & singers in the "playback singer" should sort by their last names.
Have used sortname where applicable.
  • Same for directors & roles in "actor" section.
Again, have used sortname where applicable.
Could you pls. take a look at this before commenting on this issue? Sorry for the trouble. -- Sriram speak up 13:47, 25 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]

--Skr15081997 (talk) 15:22, 24 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]

Link directors at every occurrence in the lists.--Skr15081997 (talk) 13:03, 25 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]

Comments from Bollyjeff

That discussion has less than half a dozen editors expressing their views. There seem to be no consensus and, even if there was one, it can't be used as a rule of thumb unless it has been implemented as added to a policy. My intent is to take this list to FL at any cost, even if I were to have only one or two sentences for the lead. But, if the different reviewers are of contrasting opinions, I wonder which way to sway.
Given Vikram's career, I think the length is absolutely fine. -- KRIMUK90 ✉ 01:42, 28 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]
Removed per consensus.
  • Three of the ten listings under playback singer appear to be complete duplicates except for film title. I guess they are dubbings? Can these be combined on one line each? It looks weird as is.
He did sing the song in both languages. I couldn't get what you mean? Can you clarify a little? -- Sriram speak up 15:33, 27 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]
I mean that it looks odd to have two rows, one for Rajapattai and one for Veedinthe, with the same year, same songs, same composer, and same co-singers. Only the language and sources are different. Could you combine these two rows, to remove this duplication? Same for the other two duplicates in this table. BollyJeff | talk 02:54, 28 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]
Have combined them into a single row entry. However, could you take a look at this? I had originally split them into separate rows for the two languages as per comments from another reviewer. So, again, I have been receiving contrasting opinions about it!! -- Sriram speak up 14:55, 28 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]
  • I am not very comfortable with the 'unknowns'. Has all possible research been exhausted? To me, even a video source with a credits roll would be good, but I don't know how others would feel about that.
Will look into it and find as much info as possible.
  • I also believe that access dates should be added to all citations that include links.
Will add them, probably by tomorrow.
  • It's not clear what is meant by "Lent his voice for the Tamil-dubbed version". The Gandhi article makes no mention of a Tamil version, nor does the source that I can see. If it's on a page other than one, please note the page number.
Actually, the article has an option to be seen in single page. -- Sriram speak up 14:55, 28 January 2015 (UTC)[reply]
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