Showing posts with label Vishnu Manchu. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vishnu Manchu. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 1, 2025

Kannappa LOSS APPA / Dhanush to miss 100 cr club ? / ODISHA gets First HIT


 On the opening day, Kannappa did a business of 9.35 crores. Compared to it, the film dropped brutally on day 4 and earned just 2.5 crores. If the difference is calculated, the collection dropped by 73.26%, thus sealing the fate of the biggie. From here, it might remain steady on lower levels, but it won’t help the film.

Day-wise collection breakdown:

  • Day 1 – 9.35 crores
  • Day 2 – 7.15 crores
  • Day 3 – 6.9 crores
  • Day 4 – 2.5 crores
  • Total – 25.9 crores

Budget and recovery

While the exact budget hasn’t been officially disclosed, it is learned that the Vishnu Manchu starrer is made on a budget of around 200 crores. Against this massive cost, the film has earned only 25.9 crores, which equals only 12.95% of the budget.


For those who aren’t aware, Dhanush has never delivered a 100 crore net grosser in his career. With Raayan, he had an opportunity, but failed to do so as the film ended its run at 94.85 crores.

With favorable word-of-mouth, Kuberaa is another opportunity for the actor to score his debut century. However, things are uncertain now, and everything depends on how well it picks up during the third weekend.

On the second Monday, day 11, Kuberaa earned an estimated 98 lakh, thus falling below the 1 crore mark for the first time. Compared to the second Friday, day 8’s 2.5 crores, it dropped by 60.8%, which is much more than expected. Overall, the 11-day collection at the Indian box office stands at 81.43 crore net. Adjusting for GST, the gross domestic collection is 96.08 crores.


Odisha filmdom has alwatd played second fiddle to Bollywood biggies and the Telugu flicjs dubbed into Hindi, Due to this Odisha film's were imitations of Hindi films. Now a 100 % Odisha film rooted in Odia culture is creating history. Bou Buttu Bhuta earned 1.94 crores during the third weekend, pushing the 18-day total collection to 12.34 crore net at the Indian box office, as per Sacnilk. Adjusting for GST, the gross domestic collection stands at 14.56 crores.

Bou Buttu Bhuta currently stands at 12.34 crores. So, it has a golden opportunity to become the first Odian film to touch the 15 crore net collection milestone at the Indian box office. From here, it needs 2.66 crores to achieve the feat, which is expected to be accomplished during the third week or the fourth weekend.

Bou Buttu Bhuta blends horror and comedy with rural black magic folklore at the backdrop. The plot follows the life of Buttu and his mother, living a simple life in an Odisha village. Buttu, who plans to relocate outside of the village, faces challenges to pursue his dream life due to a series of unforeseen events that take place in the village.

Bou Buttu Bhuta has outperformed the lifetime collection of Babushaan Mohanty’s previous film, Daman. It had earned Rs 7.50 crore during its release in 2022.

Even the new releases in the form of Sitaare Zameen Par, F1, Maa and Kannappa have not been able to affect the collections of the Bou Buttu Bhuta which adds to the achievement of the film.

Friday, June 27, 2025

Watch Kannappa for HOT A Rated / !0 Directors for Vels Banner / S J Suryah Killer PLOT / VJS son is MMA Fighter


 Watch Kannappa with zero expectations. If you can survive the first half and first 30 mins of the second, the last hour rewards your patience with emotion, devotion, and performances that finally click. Prabhas fans will be happy, Vishnu redeems himself in the climax—but the journey to get there is rough. Strictly for the powerful final act, cameos of Prabhas & Mohanlal, and Vishnu's surprising transformation in the last hour. Not a disaster for sure but just an average grosser
Vishnu Manchu’s character performing a sequence that several netizens felt was in poor taste, especially for a film rooted in a revered mythological tale. Comments flooded social media questioning the filmmakers’ decision-making, with many users asking how such a scene made it past the censors without objection.

  • Cameos Work Well: Mohanlal gives a bang-on interval appearance as Kiraata. Akshay Kumar is dignified as Lord Shiva—his dialogues in the climax are well-written. Mohan Babu as Mahadevayya is pitch-perfect.
  • Music & BGM: Stephen Devassy’s “Shiva Shiva Shankara” and background score during the final 40 mins uplift the movie, enhancing the devotional impact.
  • Negatives

    • First Half is Meme Gold: Overstuffed, draggy, and trying too hard to be an action epic. Easily 30 mins could have been trimmed.
    • Production Design Misfire: New Zealand landscapes with snowy peaks for a story set near Sri Kalahasti? Totally misplaced. Green screen usage may feel excessive and costly but this is not alternative
    • Unnecessary Romance & Glamour: Songs and glamour shots of the heroine add no value. It's time to move past outdated commercial templates.
    • Supporting Cast Falters: From over-the-top villains to flat performances by Sarathkumar, Madhubala, Sivabalaji, Raghu Babu—none leave an impression. Even Brahmanandam and Saptagiri’s comedy falls flat.
    • Weak First Half: Painfully slow and barely watchable till the interval bang.
    • Technical Issues: Sloppy editing, poorly choreographed fights, and forgettable songs (except Shiva Shiva) plague the first half.
    In a previous conversation with CE, SJ Suryah revealed details about Killer. He shared, “If a James Bond film and my own Kushi are blended together, the result would be Killer. The audience might find this amalgamation to be a bit odd, as it sounds like mixing water and oil. But I am confident that my screenplay would blend everything seamlessly and get the audience invested and excited.” The film is shaping up as a pan-Indian feature and is set to have a release in Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada and Hindi

  • Vels Film International has unveiled a new slate of films scheduled for production and release between 2025 and 2027. Among the filmmakers attached to the slate are several well-known names in Indian cinema, such as Sundar C, Gautham Vasudev Menon, Vetri Maaran, Mari Selvaraj, Prem Kumar, Jude Anthany Joseph, Arunraja Kamaraja, Vignesh Raja, Chella Ayyavu, and Ganesh K Babu. YouTuber VJ Sidhu is also set to make his directorial debut under the Vels banner.
  • Of these, Sundar C's Mookuthi Amman 2, Mari Selvaraj's film with Dhanush, Ravi Mohan's Genie, Vishnu Vishal's film with Sathish Selvakumar, and VJ Siddhu's Dayangaram have already been announced. The studio's earlier productions include Comali, Vendhu Thanindhathu Kaadu, Mookuthi Amman, and LKG, among others, which have had both commercial and critical success.

  • Surya Sethupathi, son of acclaimed actor Vijay Sethupathi, is making his lead debut in Phoenix, a gritty and emotional sports drama set to release on July 4.
    Stepping into the shoes of an MMA fighter, Surya underwent an intense physical makeover. The teaser showed Surya as a professional boxer, who is imprisoned for some reason. While we see him give importance to his sport as much as he gives importance to his life, we also see another party planning a jailbreak.

    Surya has previously made appearances as a child artist in his father's films Naanum Rowdy Dhaan and Sindhubaadh. he directorial debut of action choreographer Anl Arasu, also stars Varalaxmi Sarathkumar and Harish Uthaman.

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