Ghilli: Record Breaking Collection.. Ghilli Showed Mass in Re-Release
Ghilli: Record Breaking Collection.. Ghilli Showed mass in Re-Release - First Day box office StatusVijay and trisha starrer Gilli directed by dharani has been re-released in theatres, now let's see its collection status.Gilli is a masterpiece movie starring actor Vijay. Directed by Dharani, trisha acted opposite Vijay. Also, the movie was produced by AM Ratnam and had a huge star cast like ashish vidyarthi, Prakash Raj, Thamu, Mylaswamy, nagendra Prasad, and Vimal. The songs of the film, composed by Vidyasagar, are still in the hearts of the fans.Thalapathy Vijay, TrishaThe film Gilli was released in telugu as a tamil remake of Mahesh Babu's Okkadu. The film Gilli, which was released in the year 2004, was a huge success and also created a record of being the first film in the career of actor Vijay to collect Rs.50 crores. After the phenomenal success of Gilli, no matter how many times the film is aired on TV, the TRP for it remains at its peak. Gilli is a film that has won the hearts of people to such an extent.chili Re-ReleaseAs it has been almost 20 years since the release of the mass hit film Gilli, the film has been re-released in theaters to celebrate it. Especially in tamil Nadu alone, the film has been re-released in 325 theatres. Gilli was re-released and there was no new release this week to compete with it. Usually, Vijay films are released but as much celebration as there is was seen in theaters where Gilli was re-released.Ghilli Re-Release box office CollectionNot only in tamil Nadu but also in countries like France, Sri Lanka, and Singapore, the film Gilli has been re-released and is becoming a hit. In this case, the first-day collection status of the film has been revealed. Accordingly, the film collected more than Rs. 7 crores on the first day. Among the re-release films, Pawan Kalyan's Khushi was the highest opening-day grosser. Now Gilli has broken that record and created history. As today is also a holiday, the collection of the film is expected to rise further.