Vikram's
I(Ai)
is
not
only
doing
well
in
India
but
is
also
faring
well
at
the
international
markets.
At
the
Golden
Screen
Cinemas,
simply
known
as
GSC
in
Malaysia,
all
tickets
were
sold
out
for
an
entire
day
on
17th
of
January.
A
Chinese
who
watched
the
movie
in
Malaysia
told
the
reporters
that
she
had
never
seen
an
Indian
movie
with
Chinese
martial
arts
performed
so
perfectly.
Chan
Wee,
a
Malaysian
had
written,"After
a
long
time
i
am
watching
a
Tamil
film
in
the
theatre
because
my
Indian
friends
forced
me
to
watch
it.
But
I
didn't
want
to
waste
my
money
for
a
movie
where
I
don't
understand
the
language.
But,
I
thank
my
friends
for
bringing
me
to
a
wonderful
film.
It's
called
I,
yes,
only
one
letter,
I,
but
it
has
so
much
of
meaning
behind
it.
The
movie
was
seriously
amazing,
awesome
performance
by
all
the
actors
especially
the
main
actor
Vikram.
Its
really
worth
the
time
and
money.
I
suggest
all
non-indians
to
watch
the
movie.
Trust
me
you'll
be
amazed
by
the
scenes."
Vivian
T
Yee,
another
Malaysian
wrote,"I
think
the
whole
movie
is
beautifully
shot.
I
felt
so
connected
to
Vikram
that
I
almost
shed
tears
for
some
scenes.
His
acting
is
real
good,
no
doubt.
Other
than
the
part
where
a
few
characters
make
fun
of
disfigured
people
which
contradicts
with
the
theme
of
the
movie,
I
truly
enjoyed
it.
I
loved
how
the
director
paid
attention
to
the
minute
details.
The
creativity
is
outstanding.
The
scenaries,
places
and
oh
god
the
ads
and
fighting
scenes
never
seemed
so
fun.
To
more
amazing
movies
like
this.
Cheers
and
thank
you
for
the
subtitles."
While
Eliza
Alex
said
it's
a
great
movie
and
an
awesome
performance
by
Vikram,
Kelvin
said
no
other
Indian
movie
is
as
amazing
as
I.
Praising
Vikram's
performance,
he
also
said
that
he
has
become
a
fan
of
Vikram.
"Great
film,
go
watch
it
guys",
wrote
Kelvin
before
signing
off.