Ilayathalapathy
Vijay
starrer
Thalaivaa,
which
released
across
the
world,
expect
in
Tamil
Nadu,
has
finally
cleared
all
it's
hurdles
and
released
today,
August
20.
Thalaivaa,
which
released
today
has
been
raking
in
positive
response
from
all
over
the
state.
Actor
Vijay,
who
is
releaved
from
all
the
release
related
issue
has
thanked
Tamil
Nadu
Chief
Minister
J
Jaylalitha,
in
his
press
release.
Thalaivaa
has
released
in
405
screens,
across
the
Tamil
Nadu.
Industry
experts
say
that
this
is
the
huge
response
for
a
movie
that
is
releasing
11
days
after
it's
world
wide
release
and
that
too
on
a
working
day.
Thalaivaa
was
scheduled
to
hit
the
screens
on
August
9,
but
due
to
the
bomb
threat
from
few
miscreants,
the
theatre
owners
in
Chennai
and
across
Tamil
Nadu
refused
to
release
the
movie.
The
actor
added
that
since
the
past
ten
days,
he
along
with
the
producer,
director,
distributor,
theatre
owners
and
his
fans
have
been
very
disturbed
owing
to
the
problems
pertaining
to
the
release
of
Thalaivaa.
He
also
expressed
his
gratitude
to
the
Chief
Minister,
for
smoothening
the
release
of
the
movie.
Click
here
to
read
Thalaivaa
movie
review...
Vijay
has
also
thanked
his
fan's
who
patiently
awaited
the
movie
release,
in
spite
of
many
controversies,
and
asked
them
to
enjoy
Thalaivaa
with
family.
Thalaivaa
has
Vijay,
Amala
Paul,
Sathyaraj,
Santhanam
and
Abhimanyu
Singh
in
the
lead
cast.
The
flick
is
directed
by
AL
Vijay.
Click
on
slides
to
view
pre
release
controversies
of
the
movie...
First
Threat
On
August
7,
Thalaivaa
faced
it's
first
pre-release
controversy,
theatre
owners
in
Chennai,
received
bomb
threat
by
the
Student
union,
following
which
they
paused
the
advance
booking
process.
Theatre
Owners
Requested
They
asked
government
to
provide
police
security
for
all
the
cinema
halls,
where
Thalaivaa
was
scheduled
to
release,
without
which
they
refused
to
screen
the
movie.
Notice
Thalaivaa
crew
also
received
notice
from
Chennai
City
Civil,
in
which
the
petitioner
claimed
the
movie
has
showed
the
Tamil
leaders
in
the
poor
light.
Petitioner
Claimed
Petitioner
SKR
Karnan
claimed
that
the
Thalaivaa
story
is
based
on
the
life
of
his
grandfather
and
father,
who
lived
in
Dharavi,
Mumbai.
Piracy
Problem
Thalaivaa
also
faced
piracy
problem.
Before
it's
release
in
Tamil
Nadu,
the
pirated
DVDs
and
CDs
made
its
way
in
the
local
market.
Vijay
Requested
Vijay
requested
his
fans
to
inform
police
if
they
witness
anybody
selling
pirated
DVDs
and
CDs
of
Thalaivaa.
A
Theatre
In
Tamil
Nadu
After
a
two
weeks
delay
Thalaivaa,
was
welcomed
in
Tamil
Nadu,
the
movie
got
a
grand
opening.
Die
hard
fan's
welcomed
the
movie.
Vijay
Fan's
Celebrating
Traditional
manner
of
welcoming
a
new
release
in
Tamil
Nadu,
Vijay
fans
poured
milk
on
huge
cut
outs
of
the
actor,
garlanded
his
posters
and
banners
and
danced
to
the
beats
of
folk
music.