Journalist Fires on Suriya: Here’s Why

It is a common culture in Southern media space for film stars to report one time for the commencement of media meetings and for them to come much later. But this isn’t the case with Bollywood where Mumbai journalists expect the film stars to be on time every time.

In this connection, the main man of Kanguva, Suriya had to face a bad situation in Mumbai yesterday as he was questioned by an infuriated media person.

Apparently, Suriya got late to a media interaction pertaining to Kanguva in Mumbai last evening. This anguished the media personnel there and one journalist in particular questioned the star hero about making him wait for so long. “How can you make us wait for so long?

Don’t you know what time it is? How can you mistreat us so very grossly?” the media man questioned Suriya. This video went viral on social media all over and caught the attention.

Suriya tried to pacify the situation by calming the journalist and explaining himself. In the end, things went well after Suriya apologized to all the journalists for the delay.

Sivakarthikeyan’s Amaran Breaks Records, Eyes Rs 300 Crore!

Sivakarthikeyan has just set sail into uncharted waters, joining the elite ranks of Kollywood’s biggest stars. With his recent blockbuster Amaran, a biopic based on the life of Indian Army martyr Major Mukund Varadarajan, he has not only earned critical acclaim but also a massive financial windfall. The film, featuring Sai Pallavi, has raked in an impressive Rs 244 crore as of Sunday, becoming the highest-grossing film in Sivakarthikeyan’s career and solidifying his place as one of Kollywood’s top-tier heroes.

As Amaran closes in on the Rs 250 crore mark, Sivakarthikeyan’s achievement is nothing short of historic. He’s now poised to join the ranks of Tamil cinema legends like Rajinikanth, Kamal Haasan, and Vijay in the exclusive Rs 250 crore club. To put this into perspective, his previous highest-grossing film, Don, earned Rs 125 crore-Amaran has doubled that, which speaks volumes about his skyrocketing popularity and the ever-growing fan base he commands.

With Amaran showing no signs of slowing down, it’s expected to easily surpass Rs 275 crore, and possibly even target the Rs 300 crore club, depending on the box office performance of Suriya’s Kanguva. Directed by Rajkumar Periasamy and produced by industry heavyweights Kamal Haasan, R Mahendran, and Vivek Krishnan, Amaran has become a must-watch sensation. GV Prakash Kumar’s captivating soundtrack has also added to the film’s appeal, further cementing Sivakarthikeyan’s place in the limelight.

In the grand scheme of things, Sivakarthikeyan’s journey from modest beginnings to becoming a Rs 250 crore star feels like a cinematic rags-to-riches tale. Now, the only question remains: will his next movie top this achievement, or will he just keep cruising past the competition? Either way, one thing’s for sure—he’s not just in the game, he’s leading it!