After Paid reviews to say positive aspects of a film, now Director Karthik Subburaj says that "I am fine woith critical reviews of a film. But this paid hatred and paid agenda to share negative reviews for a film... I just can't take that. " The Director was referring to his film Retro that he claimed was a blockbuster but in reality had just about scraped through. The Director had earlier thamked the media for good reviews and went on to announce a Rs 235 crore collection. It was silent on whether it was a theatrical collection but it turned out that it was inclusive of all earnings from theatre and non theatrical. The silver lining was that Suriya donated Rs 10 crore which he said was profit to his Charity Foundation.
A few days
back a producer was seen in a video saying that his small film was not reviewed
bya big reviewer who thinks that he is GOD as he could ask him to pay from the
review. Irony was that this Producer was te pioneer to created a Twitter lobby
of critics and industry watchers – trackers with the sole intention to give
inflated box office figures for a set of producers that he advocated. The lobby
that he created has now outgrown him amd become a rogue lobby.
Lets hear
what Karthik and Bhardwaj Ranhan the host of the website has to say. Karthik
says - He said "I am fine with critical reviews of a film. But this paid
hatred and paid agenda to share negative reviews for a film... I just can't
take that. " The host also acknowledged his views. Bharadwaj Rangan said
"Even I heard from somebody that every actor has an enemy camp on Twitter,
they are paid to run a campaign and discredit someone who shares good things
about a film. " Karthik Subbaraj said "Not just that, they have an
office, and they get paid for it. "
He added
that, when he went to the theatre to watch Retro with the audience they seemed
to enjoy it. "Everyone who I spoke to liked the film, they told me they
are confused as to why the film got negative reviews. This paid campaign is
very dangerous and it is very shocking. "
Karthik
Subbaraj stated that Suriya’s Retro will continue as a web series. The
filmmaker revealed that he has plans to release his film as a web series by
extending each phase of the film into an episode. Retro on OTT did not create
any ripples .
Kamal Haasan 100 crore worldwide grossers
In his career, Kamal Haasan only has 4 films that have entered the 100 crore club worldwide so far. It is to be noted that we’ve only considered films starring him as the leading actor, hence Kalki 2898 AD has not been included.
Check out Kamal Haasan’s 100 crore+ worldwide grossers below:
- Vikram (2022) – 426 crores
- Indian 2 (2024) – 150.94 crores
- Dasavathaaram (2008) – 104.85 cr gross
- Vishwaroopam (2013) – 103.60 cr gross
Thug Life is only 3.51 crores away from becoming his 5th 100 crore grosser globally. That milestone is expected to be unlocked in its lifetime!
The Late
Vijayakant’s son Shanmuga Pandian starrer Tamil action film, Padai Thalaivan
kickstarted in an impressive manner at the box office. However, on its 4th day
it slumped but the theatre collection till date has recovered 80 % of the
budget as it is around Rs 5-6 crores only. The OTT- TV and digital rights
combined might pull the film to a no profit- loss situation.
The Shanmuga
Pandian starrer opened at 1.29 crores which was not a very
bad opening. However, on its second day, it saw a drop of around 5% and
amassed 1.22 crores. But on the third day, the movie again saw a stellar
growth of 43% and earned 1.75 crores.
Now,
according to the early estimates in Sacnilk, the movie saw a crash of
around 50%. It only garnered 87 lakhs which is the lowest
day-wise collection for the film till now. The total India net collection of
Padai Thalaivan 5.13 crore. Including the taxes, the gross collection
comes to 6.05 crore.
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