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Tamil actor Kavin’s leap of faith from television to films seems to complete a full circle as his highly anticipated film Bloody Beggar finally hit theaters on Diwali, October 31, 2024. The fans of the actor have already flooded their nearest theaters to catch the first-day first show of the movie and have left their first hand reviews all over social media. If you too are planning to watch Bloody Beggar on the silver screen, don’t miss out on checking these 9 tweets.
Well, on a closer view, audiences have highlighted an extremely positive feedback for the first half of Bloody Beggar. However, it seems it has been the film’s second half which has gone beyond the expectations of many, especially when it comes to the climax.
A particular reference to the palace scene has also been hyped by the audiences, and some have appreciated the fact that despite the movie not having a typical female lead, it did complete justice to entertainment nonetheless. There has also been appreciation for its unique screenplay, and Kavin’s single-handed performance seems to have won people over.
On the flip side, there has been some critical reviews of the movie as well. As per some viewers, Bloody Beggar appears to be a mediocre attempt to remake the Hollywood film Ready or not. Moreover, the songs of the movie has also not been appreciated well.
Check out netizens’ reactions on Twitter to ARM:
For the unversed, Bloody Beggar is written and directed by Sivabalan Muthukumar, who makes his directorial debut with this film. The project is produced by Nelson Dilipkumar, under the banner of Filament Pictures.
The movie strives to embrace with the genre of dark comedy, that too in a uniquely woven plot surrounding the life of a beggar, whose life turns upside down when he finds himself in dire misadventure.
Bloody Beggar began to be shot by December 2023 and was completed by March 2024. The musical score of the film is undertaken by Jen Martin.
Coming to the cast of the film, besides Kavin it stars Redin Kingsley, Maruthi Prakashraj, Prudhvi Raj, Sunil Sukhada, T.M Karthik and many others.
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Shah Rukh Khan and Rani Mukerji starrer Chalte Chalte was initially offered to Ameesha Patel. However, the actress couldn’t be a part of the film as she claims her secretary never informed her about it. Recently, the Gadar 2 actress revealed how Shah Rukh Khan reacted to the actress’ decision to opt out of the film.
During a recent conversation with BeautybyBiE, Ameesha Patel talked about the highs and lows of her career. She stated that she never regretted any decision in her life. Nevertheless, there will always be “what if.” The actress explained her point by noting the film she didn’t do because of various reasons.
The actress shared that she couldn’t be a part of some of the films due to unavailability of dates, or she couldn’t see her doing the part, while some she lost out on for reasons unknown. She admitted that some of her films became huge successes, while some failed. She then talked about Shah Rukh Khan’s Chalte Chalte and stated that she never knew that she was even offered the part.
“When the film was about to release and Shah Rukh was dubbing for it, he took me into the dubbing studio and showed me a few edits. He said, ‘Come, Let me show you a few edits of some footage of a film that you declined.’ I replied, ‘Shah Rukh, what have I declined?’ and he said, ‘This film,’” the actress recalled.
In an interview with Siddharth Kannan earlier this year, Ameesha highlighted how there was a divide between the work being offered to her and people managing her work. “For a long time, there was a hierarchy of secretaries and managers; they didn’t let projects get to the actor. There was a lot of that,” she had said.
She also named the likes of Yash Chopra, Sanjay Leela Bhansali, and Sajid Nadiadwala who she stated were “scared” to approach her because of the person managing her.
Ameesha made her massive comeback last year in Anil Sharma’s Gadar 2 alongside Sunny Deol. The sequel to 2001 was released last year and featured her reprising her role of Sakina. The film emerged as one of the highest-grossing films of Bollywood.
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