"A very bad movie": Tamils ​​themselves were outraged by the negative reviews for "Thug Life"!

Kamal Haasan's much-awaited film "Thuglife", which released on June 5, has been marred by controversy rather than success. Not just the film, Kamal Haasan's recent statements have also largely caused people's anger. Kamal Haasan had said that "Kannada was born from Tamil". This statement has hurt the self-respect of Kannadigas and has created strong opposition. The situation was further aggravated by the fact that he did not apologise for his remarks and said, "I have not done anything wrong".

As a result of all this, "Thug Life" was not allowed to be released in Karnataka. In Tamil Nadu too, the film did not get a good response and received negative reviews. Cinephiles are of the opinion that "worst film", "no story, no narrative". There is talk that the film cannot be retained just because it is directed by Mani Ratnam. Since the previous film "Indian 2" also failed at the box office, "Thuglife" seems to have followed the same path. Many have even come to the conclusion that "Indian 2 was better". All these negative factors have clearly affected the first day collections.

Without the apology of Kannadigas and the lack of support even in Tamil Nadu, the future of the film is in jeopardy. It remains to be seen whether Kamal Haasan will clarify his statement or apologise in the coming days.