Chennai, June 6 – Kamal Haasan's much-anticipated Tamil crime drama Thug Life opened to a solid box office performance on Day 1, collecting an impressive ₹17 crore (nett) across India, despite the film not releasing in Karnataka. According to early estimates from trade tracker Sacnilk, the film drew large audiences in Tamil Nadu and other states where it released in Hindi, Telugu, and Malayalam versions.
Despite being barred from release in Karnataka, Kamal Haasan’s much-anticipated film Thug Life is all set to hit theatres across the rest of India on Thursday, June 5. While the ban in one of India's key film markets may seem like a setback, industry experts believe the controversy surrounding the film has actually boosted its visibility, turning a potential loss into a surprising promotional win.
The backlash continues for Mani Ratnam's "Thug Life" song "Sugar Baby", as a new rehearsal video fuels criticism online.
Actor Trisha Krishnan is facing online backlash for her dance performance in the song “Sugar Baby” from Mani Ratnam’s upcoming film Thug Life. The AR Rahman-composed track, already under scrutiny for its unusual title and choreography, found itself at the center of further controversy after choreographer Roshini Nair shared a behind-the-scenes rehearsal video on Instagram.
At the grand audio launch of the much-anticipated film Thug Life, actor Silambarasan TR, popularly known as Simbu, delivered an emotional speech thanking veteran filmmaker Mani Ratnam for believing in him during one of the most challenging phases of his career.
Renowned actor Ali Fazal, known for his versatile performances, is all set to make his Tamil debut in the upcoming film "Thug Life" alongside legendary actors Mani Ratnam and Kamal Haasan. This collaboration marks a significant milestone in Fazal's career, who expressed his gratitude and excitement for being part of this prestigious project.
The anticipation for the upcoming film "Thug Life" has reached new heights with the release of its teaser, showcasing actor Silambarasan in a never-before-seen avatar. Joining forces with acclaimed director Mani Ratnam and sharing the screen with veteran actor Kamal Haasan, Silambarasan's presence in "Thug Life" promises an exhilarating cinematic experience.