Kamal Haasan’s 'Thug Life' Gets Mixed Reactions from Fans

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Kamal Haasan’s new movie, Thug Life, is getting a lot of different reactions from fans on social media. Many viewers think that Silambarasan TR’s performance was so strong that it outshined Kamal Haasan in the film. On the other hand, some people feel that the background music in the movie was not very good.

The film, directed by Mani Ratnam and starring Kamal Haasan and Silambarasan TR, has created a big buzz online. Some fans are very impressed with the story, the visual effects, and the acting by both Haasan and Silambarasan. But others believe that the movie is just average and nothing special.

One fan on social media spoke against the negative reviews the movie received. They said, “The movie is really good. Don’t believe the bad reviews because they are paid reviewers from other places. Just go and watch it with your family. It gives you goosebumps in the theater. Kamal Haasan is always a king.”

Another fan who watched the very first show of the movie said that while the movie started well, it slowed down in the middle. Their review said, “The first half is okay. It starts strong but then slows down a bit. Kamal Haasan shines in the movie, and his younger look is done very well. Silambarasan TR’s performance is amazing. The technical work and music are good, and the supporting actors did well too.”

Thug Life was released with a lot of excitement but also with some controversy. This came after Kamal Haasan made a comment saying that “Kannada is born out of Tamil,” which upset many people. Because of this, the movie has been banned in Karnataka.

Despite the ban, experts believe this will not affect the movie’s success too much. They told India Today that they expect the film to earn between Rs 30 and 40 crore on its first day across India, with Rs 20 to 25 crore coming from the Tamil-speaking areas alone.

Overall, Thug Life has created a strong buzz and seems set to do well at the box office, even with the mixed reviews and controversy.