Siddharth's latest film 'Chittha' been released in Tamil, Telugu, and Kannada
Siddharth's latest film 'Chittha' was released in theatres on september 28 and the movie was released in tamil, telugu and Kannada. The movie received a lot of positive reviews and has been critically acclaimed. Even actor kamal haasan gave a word of praise for the film. Stressing on the sensitivity of child sexual abuse, the movie has reportedly made a gross of Rs 11.5 crore at the box office on 5 days.
Directed by SU Arun Kumar, the film stars siddharth, Nimisha Sajayanand anjali Nayar among others. The film's music is composed byDhibu Ninan Thomas. siddharth also promoted the film as he visited a theatre in chennai along with director SU Arun Kumar to watch the film in theatres on Sunday. Actress Aditi Rao Hydari, the rumoured girlfriend of the actor accompanied him.
Actor siddharth taking to social media live last week said that 'Chittha' is a very good movie and the actor also spoke about the incident of him walking out of the film's press show midway in Bengaluru. Explaining that the pro kannada protesters were asking him to leave the venue stating that he cannot promote a tamil film in Karnataka, the actor said that though he explained that the film was dubbed in kannada and released with a kannada title, they did not back down and he was forced to leave to not create a huge ruckus. siddharth also said that he felt a huge disappointment as people were going to miss out on a good movie because of the language.
Directed by SU Arun Kumar, the film stars siddharth, Nimisha Sajayanand anjali Nayar among others. The film's music is composed byDhibu Ninan Thomas. siddharth also promoted the film as he visited a theatre in chennai along with director SU Arun Kumar to watch the film in theatres on Sunday. Actress Aditi Rao Hydari, the rumoured girlfriend of the actor accompanied him.
Actor siddharth taking to social media live last week said that 'Chittha' is a very good movie and the actor also spoke about the incident of him walking out of the film's press show midway in Bengaluru. Explaining that the pro kannada protesters were asking him to leave the venue stating that he cannot promote a tamil film in Karnataka, the actor said that though he explained that the film was dubbed in kannada and released with a kannada title, they did not back down and he was forced to leave to not create a huge ruckus. siddharth also said that he felt a huge disappointment as people were going to miss out on a good movie because of the language.