The
dashing
Vikram
is
beyond
any
doubt
one
of
the
biggest
and
most
popular
actors
in
the
Tamil
film
industry
today.
A
veteran
in
the
truest
sense,
the
star
enjoys
a
pretty
strong
fan
following
courtesy
his
stylish
looks,
charming
personality,
humble
nature
and
electrifying
screen
presence.
During
his
successful
and
enviable
career,
'Chiyaan'
has
worked
in
several
much-loved
films
and
this
has
helped
him
become
a
synonym
for
success.
At
present,
he
is
in
the
limelight
because
of
his
latest
release
Saamy
Square.
The
film
hit
the
screens
on
September
21,
2018,
and
it
seems
to
have
disappointed
big
time.
Here
is
the
complete
report.
A
Big
Disappointment
According
to
the
latest
reports,
Saamy
Square
has
managed
to
collect
Rs
27.1
Crore
at
the
Tamil
Nadu
box
office
in
two
weeks
and
proved
to
be
a
let
down.
In
fact,
the
figures
are
more
disappointing
than
they
appear
to
be,
considering
the
fact
that
Hari
and
Vikram
are
big
names
and
Tamil
Nadu
is
the
target
market.
It
Did
Not
Work
In
Kerala
And
Karnataka
As
Well
Saamy
Square
has
done
poorly
in
Kerala
and
Karnataka.
It
could
collect
only
Rs
2.39
Crore
in
'God's
Own
Country'.
Similarly,
it
raked
in
a
meagre
Rs
2.6
Crore
at
the
Karnataka
box
office.
Its
total
domestic
gross
stands
at
Rs
38.25
Crore.
Saamy
Square
Fails
In
The
International
Market
Saamy
Square
has
disappointed
in
the
international
market
as
well.
Its
overseas
collections
stand
at
USD
1.2
Million,
which
is
nearly
33
per
cent
of
what
Iru
Mugan
had
earned
in
two
weeks.
Money
Matters
The
overall
two-week
worldwide
gross
stands
at
Rs
47
Crore.
Given
the
fact
that
Saamy
Square
is
on
its
last
legs,
its
collections
are
unlikely
to
show
much
growth
in
the
days
to
come.
It
will
most
probably
end
with
a
share
of
Rs
25
Crore.
As
such,
those
associated
with
the
film
are
likely
to
suffer
a
loss
of
Rs
20
Crore.
The
Big
Takeaways
Saamy
Square
could
never
really
take
off
at
the
box
office
because
of
the
unfavourable
WOM.
Even
the
biggest
Vikram
fans
were
of
the
opinion
that
the
sequel
was
not
as
good
as
the
first
part.
To
make
matters
worse,
Saamy
Square
released
a
week
after
Seema
Raja
and
a
week
before
Chekka
Chivantha
Vaanam.
As
such,
the
timing
was
not
ideal
and
this
made
it
difficult
for
the
film
to
survive
after
an
ordinary
Week
1.
Enough
said!