Consistently the most popular film, it was rereleased after 20 years, and on the 50th day, the theatre was packed.

The fifth day of the rerelease movie Ghilli, starring Thalapathy Vijay, is completely sold out.

In Tamil film, this is the season of re-releases. Early this year, when new movies did not generate much revenue, Tamil re-releases and Malayalam films, such as Manjummal Boys, kept Tamil Nadu theatre owners afloat. One of the films that has taken the collection by surprise in re-releases is Vijay’s Gilli.

After 20 years, on April 20, the movie, which debuted in theatres in 2004, returned. Produced with an 8 crore budget, the movie debuted in theatres in 2004 and went on to become Vijay’s first 50 crore club picture. It’s also noteworthy that the movie brought in 30 crores at the worldwide box office after being rereleased everywhere. As of right present, Gilli has the greatest collection in Indian history when it comes to multilingual film rereleases. The audience is now becoming curious about another truth.

In certain theatres, the movie debuted to packed houses on the 50th day of its re-release. For the 50th day, many theaters—including Kamala Cinemas in Vadapalani, Chennai—have already sold out of tickets. Dharani is the writer and director of this sports action movie. Vijay’s fame increased significantly as a result of Gilli’s success. Vijay was paid in lakhs before to joining Gilli. However, the movie was a tremendous financial success and remained in theatres for almost 200 days, increasing Vijay’s star value and pay.