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Chennai Canvas: Madras Week Episode 2 | Nights, Beaches & Cinema

In Episode 2 of Chennai Canvas | Madras Week, we explore three stories that offer a glimpse into the changing face of the city — from how Chennai transformed from a city that went to bed early into one that stays awake, to the beach as a shared space for everyone, and the memorie

In Episode 2 of Chennai Canvas | Madras Week, we explore three stories that offer a glimpse into the changing face of the city — from how Chennai transformed from a city that went to bed early into one that stays awake, to the beach as a shared space for everyone, and the memories of Udhayam Theatre that remain part of Chennai’s cinema culture.

Updated - August 26, 2026 06:11 pm IST

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Chennai Canvas: Madras Week Episode 2 | Nights, Beaches & Cinema

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