Vikram

As the Tamil-language thriller Vikram surpasses the Rs 400 Crore mark, what date and time will the movie release for OTT streaming? With restrictions eased across most of the country, cinemagoers in India flocked to their local theatre last month to watch Kamal Haasan’s latest blockbuster movie, Vikram. However, despite the coronavirus restrictions being lifted and the Friday premiere leading into a fantastic opening weekend, many fans may not have the opportunity to watch Vikram on the big screen. Thankfully, the OTT streaming platform for the Vikram movie has already been confirmed, but what date and time will the film launch around the world online? • CONFIRMED: The movie was st and then delayed again until April 29 th and finally to June 3rd. The reason for the constant changes to the scheduled release was because of the various other big-budget movies that already had their premieres set for April, as well as complications associated with the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Thankfully, the Vikram movie finally rd, with dubbing options for Malayalam, Hindi and Telugu languages – the latter two are actually titled “Vikram Hitlist”. According to • PATIENCE: As reported by • Pacific Time – 11:30 AM • Eastern Time – 2:30 PM • British Time – 7:30 PM • European Time – 8:30 PM • Pakistan Time – 11:30 PM • India Time – 12 AM • Philippine Time – 2:30 AM • Australia Central Time – 4 AM Interestingly, the original Instagram post included that Hotstar would also release dubbed versi...

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In one of his pre-release interviews, director Lokesh Kanagaraj used a parable to describe the mood of Vikram -- a story of a lion who was captured by circus people. In his absence, the other animals of the forest have taken over. His captors release the lion back into the wild, after using his prime years in the circus. The lion is now subdued, more hungry for applause than the hunt. The other animals try to use this opportunity to attack the lion. But the lion shows that he had stayed away by choice, not inability. He was, is, and will be the king of the jungle. This story definitely sets the mood for Agent Vikram, but in a way can be used for Kamal Haasan as well. Vikram is the veteran actor’s first theatrical release in four long years. He has been absent in the feeding frenzy of box office collections. Several people had written him off. But all you need is one glimpse of the man to know why he is the king. (or should we say GOAT). In Vikram, Kamal Haasan is all swag. It’s not a role that demands a lot from the actor. But it is still a delight to see him in this all-guns-blazing (quite literally) action avatar. Transformers: Rise of the Beasts movie review — Generic & predictable storyline is saved by adrenaline action sequences Succession finale review: One of the best shows about sibling warfare Vikram is a multi-starrer in the truest sense of the word. Multiple narratives and ensemble casts have been a part of Lokesh Kanagaraj’s films. Kamal Haasan is no stranger t...

Vikram Story: Following a series of murders of police officials, a black ops cop goes after a mysterious gang of masked men, which has declared war on the system, which is protecting a fearsome drug lord. Vikram Review: Lokesh Kanagaraj brings together the espionage-filled world of Kamal Haasan’s 1986 film Vikram and his own 2019 film Kaithi’s action-filled world of drug lords and cops in Vikram, a predictably plotted action film that is more interested in expanding its universe without really immersing us into it. It holds the mysteries of a spy film and provides the thrills of an action film to some extent, but it doesn’t feel wholly satisfactory and fails to leave us with the adrenaline rush that a film with such high ambitions promises. The film does starts off intriguingly, when Karnan (Kamal Haasan), the father of a martyred cop Prapanchan (Kalidas Jayaram) is killed. We learn that there has been a series of such killings with a group of masked men taking responsibility for it and calling it their war against the system. Police chief Jose (Chemban Vinod Jose) brings in a black ops team headed by Amar (Fahadh Faasil), who starts digging into Karnan's life. The chief suspect is Sandhanam (Vijay Sethupathi), a fearsome drug lord with a large family, who is searching for a shipment of raw material that could make him a kingpin. Meanwhile, Amar is puzzled by the many versions of Karnan. Was he an alcoholic father grieving over the loss of his son, a womaniser or much more...