The
legendary
Kamal
Haasan
is
arguably
one
of
the
most
respected
names
in
the
Tamil
film
industry
today.
The
'Ulaga
Nayagan',
as
his
fans
love
to
call
him,
enjoys
a
strong
fan
following
thanks
to
his
remarkable
versatility
as
an
actor
and
outspoken
nature.
Over
the
years,
he
has
given
Tamil
cinema
some
of
its
greatest
films
and
this
has
established
him
as
the
ultimate
pride
of
Kollywood.
At
present,
he
is
in
the
limelight
because
of
his
latest
film
Vishwaroopam
2,
which
hit
the
screens
on
August
10,
2018.
The
spy-thriller
got
off
to
a
terrific
start
at
the
Chennai
box
office
and
remained
the
top
choice
of
the
movie
buffs
in
Week
1.
However,
in
a
disturbing
development,
it
seems
to
have
slowed
down
massively
in
Week
2.
Here
is
the
detailed
box
office
report.
Vishwaroopam
2
Collapses
At
The
Chennai
Box
Office!
After
collecting
nearly
Rs
4.78
Crore
in
Week
1,
Vishwaroopam
2
witnessed
a
drop
on
Friday
(August
17,
2018)
and
collected
Rs
13
Lakh
at
the
Chennai
box
office.
It
showed
no
signs
of
improvement
and
eventually
collapsed
on
Monday
(August
20,
2018).
According
to
a
leading
trade
analyst,
Vishwaroopam
2
collected
merely
Rs
5
Lakh
on
Day
11.
Did
Kolamaavu
Kokila
Derail
Vishwaroopam
2?
The
general
feeling
is
that
the
tremendous
response
to
Kolamaavu
Kokila
is
one
of
the
biggest
reasons
behind
Vishwaroopam
2
failing
to
make
any
impact
in
Week
2.
The
Nayanthara
starrer,
hit
the
screens
on
August
17
and
collected
more
than
Rs
1
Crore
at
the
CBO
in
the
first
3
days
itself.
The
WOM
Is
Mixed
Right
from
the
first
day,
the
general
feeling
has
been
that
Vishwaroopam
2
is
not
a
particularly
good
film,
as
it
fails
to
do
justice
to
the
high
standards
set
by
Vishwaroopam.
The
mixed
WOM
seems
to
have
caught
up
with
the
film
and
this
has
resulted
in
it
slowing
down.
Is
Indian
2
Still
On?
Vishwaroopam
2
needs
a
long
run
at
the
box
office
in
order
to
emerge
as
a
winner.
The
latest
figures
indicate
that
this
is
not
going
be
happening.
As
such,
it
is
most
probably
going
to
end
up
being
a
failure.
In
fact,
the
buzz
is
that
Vishwaroopam
2's
lacklustre
performance
might
even
affect
Kamal's
other
ambitious
film
Indian
2.