Kamal Haasan's affection for Bengaluru fans at 'Thug Life' press meet overshadows language controversy
The much-awaited film ' Thug Life ,' featuring Kamal Haasan and Silambarasan in prominent roles, is all set for a grand release soon. Directed by acclaimed filmmaker Mani Ratnam , the film has already created waves with its powerful teaser, emotionally charged musical tracks, and striking visuals. Touted to be an intense action drama, 'Thug Life' promises a gripping narrative with political undertones and complex characters. With expectations soaring high, fans across South India are eagerly awaiting the release date to witness this ambitious cinematic venture on the big screen.
Silambarasan and Kamal Haasan share heartfelt words in Bengaluru
During the 'Thug Life' press meet in Bengaluru, Kamal Haasan and Silambarasan TR received a rousing welcome from fans and media alike. Silambarasan expressed his gratitude, calling the Bangalore fans the “craziest” he’s ever seen and thanking them for their unwavering love. Kamal Haasan, reflecting on his longstanding bond with Karnataka , remarked that this region has always supported his films beyond expectations. He fondly recalled that while his movies would run for 100 days in Tamil Nadu, they often saw a 200-day run in Karnataka—highlighting the deep emotional connection he shares with the Kannada audience.
Kamal Haasan's language remark sparks debate
However, Kamal Haasan’s comment at a Chennai event that “Kannada was born out of Tamil” stirred controversy among Kannada linguistic groups. Organizations like Kannada Rakshana Vedike condemned the statement as disrespectful to Kannada heritage . They warned of protests and even a potential ban on 'Thug Life' in Karnataka if such remarks continued. The backlash reflects the sensitivity around language and cultural identity in South India, especially when high-profile figures speak on such topics.
Cast, crew, and storyline of 'Thug Life'
'Thug Life' stars Kamal Haasan, Silambarasan, Trisha, and others in key roles. Directed by Mani Ratnam, the film’s music is composed by AR Rahman , with Ravi K Chandran handling cinematography. The plot is centered on a revolutionary journey filled with emotional and political turmoil, promising a gripping cinematic experience.
Silambarasan and Kamal Haasan share heartfelt words in Bengaluru
During the 'Thug Life' press meet in Bengaluru, Kamal Haasan and Silambarasan TR received a rousing welcome from fans and media alike. Silambarasan expressed his gratitude, calling the Bangalore fans the “craziest” he’s ever seen and thanking them for their unwavering love. Kamal Haasan, reflecting on his longstanding bond with Karnataka , remarked that this region has always supported his films beyond expectations. He fondly recalled that while his movies would run for 100 days in Tamil Nadu, they often saw a 200-day run in Karnataka—highlighting the deep emotional connection he shares with the Kannada audience.
Kamal Haasan's language remark sparks debate
However, Kamal Haasan’s comment at a Chennai event that “Kannada was born out of Tamil” stirred controversy among Kannada linguistic groups. Organizations like Kannada Rakshana Vedike condemned the statement as disrespectful to Kannada heritage . They warned of protests and even a potential ban on 'Thug Life' in Karnataka if such remarks continued. The backlash reflects the sensitivity around language and cultural identity in South India, especially when high-profile figures speak on such topics.
Cast, crew, and storyline of 'Thug Life'
'Thug Life' stars Kamal Haasan, Silambarasan, Trisha, and others in key roles. Directed by Mani Ratnam, the film’s music is composed by AR Rahman , with Ravi K Chandran handling cinematography. The plot is centered on a revolutionary journey filled with emotional and political turmoil, promising a gripping cinematic experience.
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