Mari Selvaraj’s latest film, ‘Bison’, starring Vikram Dhruva, has garnered significant attention, earning Rs 55 crore in ten days. Praised by director Mani Ratnam for its powerful message of unity and humanity, the film, inspired by Kabaddi player Manathi Ganesan, explores caste dynamics with depth and authenticity, resonating strongly with audiences in Tamil Nadu and Kerala.
Mari Selvaraj, who created a unique identity for himself with films like ‘Pariyerum Perumal’, ‘Karnan’, and ‘Mamannan’, has delivered his new film, ‘Bison’. The film, starring
Director Mani Ratnam’s heartfelt WhatsApp message praising Mari Selvaraj
In this context, director Mani Ratnam, one of the leading creative minds in the same industry, praised Mari Selvaraj after watching ‘Bison’. Mari Selvaraj shared the WhatsApp message sent by Mani Ratnam, and expressed his happiness. “Hi Mari, Just saw the film. Liked it a lot. You are the Bison. Proud of your work. Keep it going. This voice is important,” said Mani Ratnam, through his message to Mari Selvaraj. “My gratitude and love to all of you who have been watching, appreciating, and encouraging me with all my creations since Pariyerumperumal, always sir ” wrote Mari Selvaraj on his X page to share his gratitude to the senior filmmaker through a social media post.
‘Bison’ grosses Rs 55 crore in just ten days
‘Bison’ received positive reviews and strong collections from its opening day. It was officially announced that the film had grossed Rs. 55 crore within ten days of its release. The film has received a great response not only in Tamil Nadu but also in Kerala. ‘Bison’ has made a huge impact on the minds of people as a social record of unity and emotion. Although the film focuses on the lives of two caste leaders, it portrays them in a humane manner rather than in a negative light. It also meticulously reveals the reasons why they resorted to violence. Based on some incidents from the life of Tamil Nadu Kabaddi player Manathi Ganesan, the way this story is created gives the film authenticity and depth.
