<p><span><span><span>The multiplex giant INOX recently revealed that the eagerly-awaited Vijay starrer <em>Master </em>will get a pan-India release and hit screens in five languages (Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Hindi and Malayalam). ‘Thalapathy’, who is considered to be the undisputed king of the Tamil Nadu box office, enjoys a decent fan following in the Telugu states as well. Vijay starrers such as <em>Sarkar </em>and <em>Bigil </em>have fared better than expected at the Andhra Pradesh and Telangana box office. He is also a popular name in Kerala and Karnataka, which suggests that Master will be hot property in the five Southern states.</span></span></span></p>.<p><span><span><span>Vijay, however, is not a big name ‘up North’. He had tried to expand fan base with the 2015 release <em>Puli </em>that got a fairly wide release in the Hindi belt. The experiment sadly went awry as the magnum opus turned out to be a colossal failure in most markets. The film, which featured Sridevi and Sudeep in key roles, could not impress critics and this proved to be its downfall.</span></span></span></p>.<p><span><span><span>It remains to be seen if the mass hero finds success this time around.</span></span></span></p>.<p><span><span><span>Coming back to <em>Master</em>, it is a commercial drama that features Vijay in the role of a professor. The film is likely to have quite a few quirky sequences, which might elevate the star’s heroism to the next level. The movie stars Vijay Sethupathi as the antagonist and this has created a fair deal of buzz among fans. ‘Makkal Selvan’, reportedly, has a stellar fight sequence with the <em>Jilla </em>hero, which might be a highlight of the flick. The supporting cast includes Andrea Jeremiah and Malavika Mohanan.</span></span></span></p>.<p><span><span><span><em>Master</em>, directed by Lokesh Kanagaraj of <em>Kaithi </em>fame, was slated to release on April 9 but it failed to keep its date with the janta due to the coronavirus pandemic.</span></span></span></p>.<p><span><span><span>Source: Sify</span></span></span></p>
<p><span><span><span>The multiplex giant INOX recently revealed that the eagerly-awaited Vijay starrer <em>Master </em>will get a pan-India release and hit screens in five languages (Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Hindi and Malayalam). ‘Thalapathy’, who is considered to be the undisputed king of the Tamil Nadu box office, enjoys a decent fan following in the Telugu states as well. Vijay starrers such as <em>Sarkar </em>and <em>Bigil </em>have fared better than expected at the Andhra Pradesh and Telangana box office. He is also a popular name in Kerala and Karnataka, which suggests that Master will be hot property in the five Southern states.</span></span></span></p>.<p><span><span><span>Vijay, however, is not a big name ‘up North’. He had tried to expand fan base with the 2015 release <em>Puli </em>that got a fairly wide release in the Hindi belt. The experiment sadly went awry as the magnum opus turned out to be a colossal failure in most markets. The film, which featured Sridevi and Sudeep in key roles, could not impress critics and this proved to be its downfall.</span></span></span></p>.<p><span><span><span>It remains to be seen if the mass hero finds success this time around.</span></span></span></p>.<p><span><span><span>Coming back to <em>Master</em>, it is a commercial drama that features Vijay in the role of a professor. The film is likely to have quite a few quirky sequences, which might elevate the star’s heroism to the next level. The movie stars Vijay Sethupathi as the antagonist and this has created a fair deal of buzz among fans. ‘Makkal Selvan’, reportedly, has a stellar fight sequence with the <em>Jilla </em>hero, which might be a highlight of the flick. The supporting cast includes Andrea Jeremiah and Malavika Mohanan.</span></span></span></p>.<p><span><span><span><em>Master</em>, directed by Lokesh Kanagaraj of <em>Kaithi </em>fame, was slated to release on April 9 but it failed to keep its date with the janta due to the coronavirus pandemic.</span></span></span></p>.<p><span><span><span>Source: Sify</span></span></span></p>