Thoonga Vanam (ThoongaVanam) 2nd Day/Day 2 Box Office Collections Report

Kamal, who is known for his versatality as an actor, explains that it was the character which drew him in towards the film. But stars like Prakash Raj, Kishore and Sampath have shone throughout by coming up with believable performances.

Special mention goes to Trisha, for the actress after taking up a challenging role has delivered the goods.

Cinematography by Sanu Varghese stands out throughout the movie, for each and every frame looks sharp and sleek. The whole film takes place in single night but the biggest plus point is that the screenplay has its moments for a racy action sequences and subtle emotions. Watch out for the pre-climax portions. Apart from the movie being slow at times, Thoongaavanam is a technical marvel. The action in the film is very realistic and stunts in the film are not choreographed. After all, who else other than Kamal Haasan can make a Kollywood flick look truly worldwide? Read our quick movie review right here…

Cheekati Rajyam marks the directorial debut of Rajesh M Selva, who has worked on the film for more than seven years. The first movie in which Trisha and Kamal Haasan was Manmadha Banam and this movie titled as Manmadha Ambu in Tamil.

The veteran actor has also starred in a lot of remakes in his illustrious career, including 2015 film Paapanasam. The film’s Tamil version Thoonga Vanam released today.

Roping in Gibran, another favourite of Kamal for music, Thoonga Vanam gives viewers exactly what they seek – two-and-a-half odd hours of thrill.

Trisha has bagged a meaty role in this Kamal Haasan starrer. She plays a cop and has participated in a fight sequence involving Kamal Haasan in the movie. The movie has Trisha Krishnan as the female lead and Prakash Raj as the negative lead.

She won the Filmfare award for best Telugu actress three times and has been nominated for the Tamil equivalent in the same category thrice. Although the audience had taken the movie to their heart as it was very good.

The scene of action keeps shifting from the party floor, to the bathroom, to the kitchen, to the billiards room and Vital Rao’s office. Soon, Diwakar gets a call from drug lord Vittal Rao( Prakash Raj), who informs him that he has kidnapped his son and would return him only when he returns his cocaine bag.