Jawan Director Atlee Trolled By Blue Sattai Maran; Says 'Keeps Audience Engaged In Counting Copied Stories..'

Jawan Director Atlee Trolled By Blue Sattai Maran: Shah Rukh Khan starrer Jawan directed by Atlee released worldwide two days ago (September 7) and has got a great opening at the box office.

Copied Story Count Gets Increased

As a result, this film is said to have crossed the Rs 200 crore mark in just two days. In this case, Blue Sattai Maran has trolled director Atlee about the story of Jawan.

Jawan was made in Hindi, dubbed and released in Tamil and Telugu languages. It stars Vijay Sethupathi, Nayanthara, Deepika Padukone, Priyamani, Yogi Babu and many others along with Shah Rukh Khan. It is noteworthy that Shah Rukh Khan-Atlee alliance has come together for the first time through the film Jawan.

According to the official update released yesterday, Jawan collected nearly Rs 130 crore on the first day. Overall, Jawan, which has turned out to be a fanboy film from director Atlee, is definitely a treat for Shah Rukh Khan fans. As usual, netizens were trolling Atlee saying that the story of Jawan is also copied from several Tamil, Hindi and Hollywood films. To be particular, many says that Jawan was made by copying the mass scenes from various films in a way to confuse audience from finding out the original version of the film.

Atlee Keeps Audience Engaged

On the other hand, some Tamil fans were stronlgy saying that Jawan is the Atlee version of Sathyaraj's Tamil film Thai Nadu. Now the famous film critic Blue Sattai Maran has also joined the list of naughty netizens who are trolling Atlee. Blue Sattai Maran tweeted about this and said, "Idli stories: Fans used to look for good story in other films... You are a Gilli Thalaiva for keeping people engaged while watching your film.. in counting the total number of copied stories from other films."

He indirectly trolled that Atlee has directed Jawan by stealing the story of many films. Earlier, Atlee had given an explanation for similar criticisms. "The only criticism that I'm facing is that I'm making stories that I have already seen. Friends like Karthik Subbaraj, Lokesh Kanagaraj, Pa Ranjith make films with different themes like action and social issues. I am the only one who believes in a mass commercial script centered around actors. So it is significant that criticism will come against me."

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