Three young actors’ films, ‘Bison’, ‘Dude’, and ‘Diesel’, have launched ahead of Diwali, sparking festive competition. ‘Dude’ leads the box office with ₹10 crore, praised as a love-comedy. ‘Bison’ garnered ₹2.5 crore, lauded for Dhruv Vikram’s performance and social message. ‘Diesel’ collected ₹30 lakh, with potential for growth. All three showcase emerging talent.
Three young actors’ films were released in theaters yesterday, ahead of the Diwali festival. Three different genres of films released on the same day: Dhruv Vikram’s ‘Bison’, Pradeep Ranganathan’s ‘Dude’, and Harish Kalyan’s ‘Diesel’. All three have been well received by the audience, creating excitement befitting a festive release. All three films, which showcase the talent of the younger generation of actors, have made the Diwali competition interesting.
‘Dude’ leads the Diwali race
As per the box office report Sacnilk, Pradeep Ranganathan starrer ‘Dude’ has reportedly collected around ₹10 crore on its first day. The film has been mostly enjoyed by the audience as a love-comedy, and Pradeep Ranganathan’s fans have given good support to his third attempt as well.Meanwhile, the film ‘Bison’, directed by Mari Selvaraj, has been praised by critics and has collected around Rs 2.5 crore on its first day. Dhruv Vikram’s talented performance and the film’s social message have both captivated the audience. Similarly, the long-delayed ‘Diesel’ movie is said to have collected around Rs 30 lakh on its first day. It is said that there is a possibility that the Harish Kalyan starrer will increase its collection in the coming days.
Tamil Diwali releases look strong in their genres
Pradeep Ranganathan has once again won the hearts of younger fans with ‘Dude’ after hits like ‘Love Today’ and ‘Dragon’. This festive release is a romantic entertainer that is suitable for family viewing. Despite mixed reviews, the film is doing well in theaters. Directed by Mari Selvaraj, ‘Bison’ is considered a landmark film in Dhruv Vikram’s career. Dhruv’s intense performance in the story, which combines social issues and a personal journey, has captivated the audience. Critics are praising the film as a new chapter for Dhruva. On the other hand, Harish Kalyan’s ‘Diesel’ has been well received by the audience for its action-packed and emotional story.
