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• • • • Vikram box office: Kamal Haasan's film refuses to slow down, earns Rs 300 crore globally in 10 days Vikram box office: Kamal Haasan’s film refuses to slow down, earns Rs 300 crore globally in 10 days Vikram has breached Rs 300 crore mark within 10 days. Written and directed by Lokesh Kanagaraj, the film stars Kamal Haasan, Vijay Sethupathi, Fahadh Faasil, Suriya. Also Read | Vikram has delivered an outstanding performance at the ticket windows in Kerala. The movie has earned more than Rs 30 crore so far and it remains a top choice among the movie patrons in the state. Karnataka has also been one of the top contributors. According to Cinetrak, the film’s first-week collection was around Rs 15 crore from Karnakata. “Looks like #Vikram is gonna break more box office records this weekend! Unbelievable collections ! (sic),” tweeted Udhayanidhi Stalin, who is Vikram’s main distributor. Looks like — Udhay (@Udhaystalin) — Cinetrak (@Cinetrak) Kamal celebrated Vikram’s huge success with his friend Chiranjeevi in Kamal in his ‘thank you’ speech to the distributors and exhibitors in the Telugu states, recalled that it was Telugu cinema that first helped him achieve the star status. “I become the star after the success of Maro Charitra (1978). I’m forever grateful for that. I will tell you what was the success of that film then. Because this generation may not be aware of it. That film ran as a Telugu film without any subtitles for 2.5 years in

Running time 174 minutes Country India Language Tamil Budget ₹120 crore Box office ₹500 crore Vikram (also referred to as Vikram Hitlist) is a 2022 Indian Kanagaraj was signed by Haasan's Vikram was announced in November, and extensive pre-production work continued till early 2021. Vikram's Vikram was released theatrically on 3 June 2022 and received mostly positive reviews, with praise directed towards the direction, writing, soundtrack, musical score, cinematography, action sequences, narrative style and cast performances (particularly those of Haasan, Sethupathi and Faasil). The film grossed over ₹500 crore worldwide at the end of its theatrical run of 113 days, setting the ALL TIME record for: Highest Gross, Highest Share & Highest Footfalls in 100 years of Tamil Cinema. Plot [ ] After busting the consignment of Adaikalam and Anbu by Inspector Bejoy three months earlier, Amar learns about Karnan's recent addiction to alcohol, drugs and prostitutes, but is very protective of his infant foster grandson. In his investigation, Amar acknowledged two missing containers of narcotics. Sandhanam, who runs a much bigger drug syndicate than Adaikalam, namedVetti Vagaiyara,is searching for the containers. His cold-blooded smuggler boss, 'Rolex', whose identity is unknown, was meant to receive the containers. Furthermore, Amar learns that Rolex would help Sandhanam form his government if the drugs get delivered. Otherwise, Rolex will kill Sandhanam and his family. Amar slowly figur...

Premium Vikram movie review: Lokesh Kanagaraj’s enormous fanboy service to Kamal Haasan is extremely satisfying Vikram movie review: Kamal Haasan reprises his role as a spy named Vikram from the first movie that came out in 1986. The film, however, is set in a background that has connections with the events that took place in Lokesh's career-making movie Kaithi (2019). Tamil superstar Kamal and Lokesh kept telling us that there was no connection between Vikram that came out in 1986, and the new iteration. But that is only a half-truth. Lokesh, like his other films, lifts material from the cinematic well of Kamal, and reinvents it to suit the taste of the current crop of the movie-going audience. The spark for the latest Vikram came from Kamal himself. When Lokesh approached the actor to pitch a movie to him, the latter spoke of a plot idea that he had originally thought of for the 1986 movie. But, at that time, director Rajasekhar had felt the story idea was way ahead of its time and zeroed in on a different premise about an off-duty spy, who ends up preventing an airborne attack. That Vikram was Kamal’s attempt to make a Bond-like movie in Tamil, while this Vikram is very rooted in terms of culture and in the context of social and relationships, far removed from the world of Bond. Also Read | Left to Kamal, he couldn’t have made the latest Vikram this good. He could perhaps have made a movie better than this version about a rogue agent going on a killing spree on a person...

Running time 158 minutes Country India Language Tamil Pithamagan ( transl. Son of Ancestors) is a 2003 Indian Nandhavanathil Oru Aandi, it revolves around a man who grew away from civilisation with minimal human contact, and as a result is animalistic. Pithamagan was released on 24 October 2003. The film became very successful and Vikram won the Siva Putrudu ( transl. The son of Plot [ ] An anonymous woman dies while giving birth in a graveyard. Her child, Chithan, is found and raised by the caretaker of the graveyard. Chithan grows up among corpses with minimal human contact and is seemingly autistic. He growls, runs like a beast, but seems to understand loyalty and is a social animal. He ventures into a town in search of food and gets into trouble as he does not understand the concept of money. He is rescued by Gomathi, a petty Sakthi is a con artist. He gets into trouble when he cons a woman named Manju into losing all her personal effects in a game of dice. Sakthi gets sent to jail thanks to Manju's detective work. He meets Chithan in prison and starts protecting him out of sympathy and pity. Chithan starts to reciprocate to Sakthi's kindness with blind loyalty. Sakthi serves his term and then clashes with Sekar to get Chithan released from jail. Chithan gets out but commits a crime when he obeys his master's instruction to burn the body of a murder victim. Sakthi, realising that Chithan is being used as accessory in crimes that he cannot comprehend, prevents Chithan f...

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...

Vikram works just fine as a standalone movie. It has some of the most expensive talents in southern cinema: Kamal Haasan, Vijay Sethupathi, Fahad Faasil and Suriya. It has a non-stop flow of action, and a lot of meta-reference to enthrall Kamal fans. And these are all part of a cinematic universe that director Lokesh Kangaraj seems to be stringing together as he goes along. If you have already seen the film, the last scene could have been a little confusing, if you had not seen Lokesh’s first big hit Kaithi. In the climax, Lokesh lays down all the cards on the table, making his intentions of continuing this world of crime that he started in 2019. Also Read | Lokesh Kangaraj had first imagined a small-budget action drama after he was struck by an idea from a newspaper article. He wrote Kaithi keeping Mansoor Ali Khan in mind. Mansoor is a popular character actor, who is known for his villain roles. He has carved a niche for himself in Tamil cinema by playing negative roles with an innate naughtiness that’s worthy of imitation. However, the script finally landed in the hands of Karthi. And with him on board, the budget, scale, scope and reach of the movie also went up, taking Lokesh’s career to another level. Lokesh took the inspiration from Kamal’s cult classic Virumaandi (2004) to create the story of a man who had served time in jail for a crime and just got out, only to save the entire police force, which has come under a ruthless attack plotted by the drug mafia. Inspect...

‘Vikram’ movie review: Kamal Haasan steps back to watch Fahadh Faasil and Vijay Sethupathi have fun in Lokesh Cinematic Universe The new ‘Vikram’ disappoints the fans of the 1986 original and could have been a standalone film with Fahadh Faasil carrying on the legacy of the agent like in the James Bond films June 03, 2022 12:14 pm | Updated 12:28 pm IST A new era has dawned in Tamil cinema. Lokesh Kanagaraj, the four-film-old filmmaker, has opened the gates to a new Cinematic Universe that hints at wondrous possibilities with Vikram as the first big step. There has never been a filmmaker before Lokesh to steer the conversation around delivering a true cinematic experience in the right direction. Before Lokesh, cinematic experience meant grand ideas and needless adornments to massage a star’s male crowd. But this filmmaker is committed to giving you an experience of a certain standard. There’s a certain taste, visual flavour and a certain style to the way he writes and directs. He accomplished this cinema experience with ease in the terrific Kaithi, a Speed on drugs. He gave us a tease of this new Cinematic Universe in Master. About the Vijay-starrer, I had written in Master is what Lokesh could do to a Vijay film, one smiles at the thought of what one could expect from him for his vaathi, in Vikram.” This mouthwatering possibility, unfortunately, still remains a theory. For, what felt organic and thrilling in Kaithi, feels weak and forced in Vikram. Martin Scorsese’s Goodf...