Tamannaah Achieved What Rajini & Dhanush Couldn’t
The worst is now being experienced by the tamil industry. The tamil industry is at its lowest point as big-budget, star-studded films are tumbling like a pack of cards, while the malayalam sector is performing the best in the nation. Ayalaan by Siva Karthikeyan, Rathnam by Vishal, Lal Salaam by Rajinikanth, Captain Miller by Dhanush, and many more films were box office busts.
The viability of the film industry and theatres was dependent on dubbed films. The tamil film industry has seen some respite this week as Tamannaah's Aranmanai 4 (known as Baak in Telugu) is performing rather well. Reviews for Aranmanai 4 range from mediocre to good, with praise specifically going to Tamannaah's acting. Though some have criticised the addition of needless comic moments, audiences have applauded the film's visual effects, computer visuals, and technological components.
On its first day, the movie moved slowly, but on the second day, it picked up. Aranmanai 4's two-day revenue is 10 crores, which isn't awful, but it's not spectacular either. The market anticipates that on Sunday, the collections will increase much more. The telugu version of the movie is also performing well. telugu was predicted to be a washout, but it appears that this is not the case. Aranmanai's first two parts proved to be huge hits, whereas the third part was merely mediocre. The fourth one seemed to be on the right track as well.