Gulte News
The unprecedented frenzy surrounding ticket bookings for the movie “Leo” is not confined to Tamil Nadu alone; it has also captivated audiences in the Telugu states. Surprisingly, the fervor remains unaffected even amidst fierce competition from films like “Bhagwant Kesari” and “Tiger Nageswara Rao.” Notably, even in towns like Sullurpet, Nagari, Chittoor, and Nellore, preparations are underway for early morning four-hour shows, clearly highlighting the immense anticipation.
Vijay, boasts a massive fan following, and this is undoubtedly a significant factor contributing to the overwhelming interest. However, the excitement goes beyond Vijay’s star power. The audience is drawn in by the expectation of a stylish action-packed film, coupled with director Lokesh Kanagaraj’s distinct touch. This anticipation drives them to flock to theaters on the very first day. Some individuals initially inclined toward watching Balayya’s movie have opted to view “Leo” immediately on the same day, suggesting a strong pull towards this film.
Furthermore, the demand for regular shows in cities like Hyderabad is notable. This enthusiasm cannot be solely attributed to Vijay’s image; it’s fueled by the belief that the movie promises a blend of stylish action and Lokesh Kanagaraj’s unique directorial style. This anticipation has triggered a surge in bookings, especially for the early morning benefit shows in towns where the screening is scheduled after 9 AM, making it accessible for Vijay’s fans.
Moving beyond the border towns, the craze for “Leo” has reached its pinnacle in Bangalore. Even though the official price for a single IMAX premiere ticket is a staggering 2500 rupees, the online sold-out status speaks volumes about the audience’s eagerness. A similar enthusiasm is expected in Chennai as well. Despite some negative feedback on the trailer, fans and regular moviegoers remain undeterred, eagerly anticipating the film’s release. The initial reactions and reviews are expected to create a competitive environment in AP and Telangana, with a tight contest between “Balayya” and “Ravi Teja” .
