Cautioning film enthusiasts about prematurely released reviews, actor and director Dhanush has emphasized the importance of experiencing the film firsthand. He urged fans to either watch the film themselves or consult friends who have viewed it to gauge its quality.
Important Message at Trailer Launch
During the trailer launch of “Idli Kadai” in Coimbatore, Dhanush remarked, “After the movie releases, there will be a few reviews that will come out at 8 am, when the film itself begins at 9 am. Please don’t believe such reviews. If a film releases at 9 am, one will get to know how the film is only at 12.30 pm. Even before the film ends, a lot of reviews will be put out. Please don’t believe such reviews. Please watch the film and make a decision or ask your friends who might have watched the film.”
He highlighted the current need for the cinema industry to thrive, stating that it is essential for films to succeed.
Unified Support for Cinema
Dhanush further expressed, “Everybody’s films must do well. All the producers must do well. Not just in cinema, there are a lot of people outside it as well who are dependent on cinema. There are a lot of businesses that depend on cinema. Therefore, it is important that all films run successfully. This is in your hands. So, please watch the correct reviews and you decide how the film is. This is my request.”
Idli Kadai Release Update
For those who might not know, Dawn Pictures, the production house behind “Idli Kadai,” initially scheduled the film’s release for April 10 this year. However, the release has now been pushed to October 1.
Cast Highlights
Sources indicate that Arun Vijay will portray the antagonist in the film, with fans eagerly anticipating the face-off between Dhanush and Arun Vijay. Shalini Pandey also plays a significant role, as various media outlets have speculated.
Directed by Dhanush himself, “Idli Kadai” features him alongside Nithya Menon in lead roles. The film is a collaboration between Dhanush’s Wunderbar Films and Dawn Pictures, showcasing cinematography by Kiran Koushik and music by G.V. Prakash.