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Varisu and Thunivu release UPDATES: Audience reaction, review to box office of Vijay and Ajith starrer
Director Vamshi Paidipally shared a pic with Thalapathy Vijay on Twitter and thanked everyone for fans overwhelming love and support for Varisu. The pic shows Vijay smiling and posing with the director. Sharing the pic, Vamshi wrote, "Thank You for all the overwhelming Love for #Varisu... Thank You Nanbas and Nanbis.. Thank You Thalapathy @actorvijay Sir for all Your Trust.."
Many fans along with reviews and excitement have been sharing videos from 'Thunivu' movie on social media. However, now the director announced that they are removing the post claiming copy rights. Condemning the act, director Vinoth requested audience to not record scenes of movies in theatres.
Ajith Kumar's Thunivu aka Thegimpu also managed to impress the Telugu audiences. The superstar's swag, money heist storyline, and amazing performances made it an entertaining action drama, released ahead of Sankranthi.
Many Telugu movie buffs watched Thegimpu in cinema halls today and shared their reviews on Twitter.
Keerthy Suresh, who is a huge fan of Thalapathy Vijay, didn't miss to watch his latest release Varisu as well. In fact, she watched the first day of the first show of the family entertainer at Rohini Theater in Chennai. The actress took to her Instagram story and shared a pic from the cinema halls. The actress is seen flaunting her biggest smile as she clicked the pic with the big screen of Varisu title on it.
As per reports, both films are getting 80-90% occupancy in early shows. The major sales of the both will be seen during the long extended festive weekend and holiday period. Thunivu and Varisu are expected to get numbers depending on how Thunivu and Varisu are received.
Khushbu Sundar, who was roped in to play a role in Varisu and was not found in the film, and fans get shocked over her absence. The actress completed shooting for her portions and a few posters also featured the actress. Vijay also expressed his gratitude for the actress at the film's audio launch. However, reportedly, she was not in the film.
Case filed against Vijay and Ajith fans for violating rules in Puducherry. A complaint has been filed on both fans for putting up banners without permission in areas including Annasalai, Thirammalai Adigal road.
With the biggest clash, the fans of Ajith and Vijay have stirred up an on-field battle, which led to olice lathi-charge outside theatres After Ajith's fans tore down a banner of Vijay's Varisu placed in the theatres, Vijay's fans also tore many banners of Ajith's Thunivu. This caused ruckus between both fan clubs, and police officials came in to calm the situation.
Thalapathy Vijay has totally impressed the audiences with his film Varisu, which is being called a 'complete family entertainer.' The film is being hailed for its neatly packed family emotions, music and performances of supporting actors like Sarathkumar, Jayasudha and others. Vijay's new avatar as a family man also impressed the audiences.
Directed by Vamshi Paidipally, the film features Rashmika Mandanna as the female lead.
Ajith Kumar's Thunivu has made fans throng theaters in masses to watch the action drama. Fans can't get enough of Ajith's screen presence, swag and aura in the film. Audiences also hailed action sequences, songs and storyline.
Many fans took to Twitter and shared their reviews. Check it out here:
"Thunivu counts on the ongoing narrative that middle-class debtors and indebted farmers are never spared by banks, while mega fraudsters are treated with kid gloves. 'Thunivu' is somewhat of a noisy film with a few superfluous and many convenient ideas. Yet, it works because of its lead man, larger-than-life action', and some plot points, a part of Pinkvilla review reads.
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Trisha Krishnan along with her friends watched Vijay's Varisu at Rohini Theaters in Chennai. The actress is seen enjoying the superstar's dance moves as fans clicked at her in the cinema halls. The video is going viral on Twitter now.
Music composer SS Thaman, director Vamshi Paidipally and producer Dil Raju got emotional at Rohini Theater in Chennai, watching fans' reactions watching Thalapathy Vijay's Varisu. the team of Varisu is overwhelmed by such a huge response.
As Vijay and Ajith battle at the box office with their films Varisu and Thunivu, which were released today, take a look at this golden throwback pic of the duo. Filmmaker Venkat Prabhu shared an old pic of Vijay and Ajith posing together with him and remind us of those golden days.
Thunivu and Varisu is the biggest clash in Kollywood. It is well known that both superstar fans consider each other enemies. Although they are celebrating the release of both films, at Chennai's famous Rohini theatre, Vijay's fans tore down the cutouts of Ajith and caused a ruckus. They also poured milk on the cutouts featuring Vijay.
A fan named Bharath Kumar of Ajith Kumar, passed away today in a tragic accident while celebrating the release of his favourite star's release Thunivu. According to reports, he fell from the truck while dancing and injured himself. He was also rushed to the hospital but succumbed to his injuries later. According to ANI, he fell down on the Poonamallee highway near the Rohini Theatre in Chennai.
Thalapathy Vijay’s family entertainer Varisu and the Ajith action dramaThunivu have released today in theaters. The ardent fans of both superstars gathered outside a theatre in Chennai to celebrate the Pongal releases. They burst crackers and danced with vigour.
Varisu is colourful and has two solid scenes including one post-interval boardroom scene, but overall too boring, long and predictable. Rajitame is solid though in pre-climax- Pinkvilla
Actor Arjun Vijay called Ajith starrer Thunivu a treat for the audience. "Action..Screenplay..Perfomance.. Message...," he tweeted.
Box Office tracker and Columnist Sreedhar Pillai share his opinion if the clash could have been avoided? To this, Sreedhar Pillai replies, "I personally think, if both the producers would have sat over the table or both the actors could have called each other to avoid the clash, that could have been much better for the industry. But in this case, the competition is big and the Southern stars have big egos about who is number one. Even in Bollywood, I don't see such clashes because there, distributors sit together and discuss but here, star power is overpowering stakeholders, distributors, cinema owners and so, they really don't have a say. A healthy two-week gap would have been advisable."
