Sharmila Ravinder: Enjoyed a tamil movie after what seemed like ages. #thupakki .. Vijay has done well, this movie would certainly catapult him to the top ..
Thuppakki is brilliant,it would certainly catapult Vijay to the very top.
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Sharmila Ravinder: Enjoyed a tamil movie after what seemed like ages. #thupakki .. Vijay has done well, this movie would certainly catapult him to the top ..
Thuppakki is brilliant,it would certainly catapult Vijay to the very top.
Actor Arun Vijay: Thuppaki was good..but for the frequent songs da screen play was brilliant.Vijay played the character extremely well.Cheers to vijay fans:-)
Thuppakki mints Rs.65.32 crore worldwide in opening week
Indo-Asian News Service | Tuesday, November 20, 2012 ( Chennai )
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The film, directed by A.R. Murugadoss, opened on Diwali, November 13, and hit over 1,000 screens worldwide.
Vijay-starrer Tamil action-thriller Thuppakki collected Rs.65.32 crore worldwide in its opening week.
"The film collected Rs.65.32 crore worldwide in the first week. In Tamil Nadu, 'Thuppakki' raked in Rs.40 crore and above in the first six days and it continues to run to packed houses. It is also doing good business in neighbouring states such as Kerala and Andhra Pradesh," trade analyst Trinath told IANS.
The film, directed by A.R. Murugadoss, opened on Diwali, November 13, and hit over 1,000 screens worldwide.
According to trade analyst Taran Adarsh, Thuppakki collected Rs.1.18 crore in Britain, Rs.1.76 crore in the US and Rs.37.99 lakh in Australia, in its opening weekend.
The movie's story is about a captain from the Indian army, played by Vijay, who is on a vacation in Mumbai and gets involved in a terrorist scheme, which turns out to be bigger than anticipated.
The makers had to cut a few scenes from the film a few days after its release in Tamil Nadu, following concerns raised by members of the Muslim community who felt that certain scenes would hurt their sentiments.
"Some scenes were cut following the protest, but that hardly had any impact on the film's run at the box-office," Trinath added.
Kajal Agarwal, Satyan, Mano Bala, Vidyut Jamwal and Jayaram feature in key roles in the film, which has music by Harris Jeyaraj, cinematography by Santosh Sivan and editing by Sreekar Prasad.
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Thuppakki Success Party
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Ninga ella vijay padamum parunga please :DQuote:
Originally Posted by raajarasigan
Malaysia Box Office (weekend) Thuppaki at 1 !!
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No details on the collections?
Why is the dog called sniper dog? Saw it being mentioned on Twitter a few times but it doesn't make sense?
Not Sniper. Sniffer dog. It means a trained dog which uses it sense of smell to detect things. Sniper is an entirely different one. It means a professional marksman.
Chennai Diwali Box-Office (Nov. 13 to 18)
Tuesday, 20 November , 2012, 13:52
Ilayathalapathy Vijay’s AR Murgadoss directed Thuppakki has stormed the Diwali box-office. It has taken an earth shaking 6- day Diwali thundering box-office and is the clear number one by a mile. The film has netted approximately Rs 4.60 Crore from 41 screens in six days, which is awesome.
No other film has touched even one fourth of Thuppakki`s Diwali opening. At number two is Podaa Podi, which is above average and is being liked by the multiplex audiences. In the third place is Shah Rukh Khan’s Jab Tak Hain Jaan the other big Diwali release which is just average.
And in the fourth place is the steady super hit Pizza, which is still getting good audiences during the Diwali weekend. It has already taken a share of Rs 1.36 Crore from Chennai city, which is very good considering the film was made for Rs 1.55 Cr!
And in the fifth place is Thangar Bachchan’s Ammavin Kaipesi, which would have done better if it was not released for Diwali.
Thuppakki
Cast:Vijay, Vidyut Jamwal, Kajal Aggarwal, Sathyan
Director: AR Murugadoss
Vijay, Screenplay, Fast paced
Loop holes in story
Trade Facts :Humongous opening