Suriya and Trisha Krishnan are celebrating the triumph of their latest film, the fantasy action thriller 'Karuppu', directed by RJ Balaj. The movie has garnered acclaim not only from Tamil audiences but also from Telugu viewers under the title 'Veerabhadrudu'. Recently, Tollywood star Vijay Deverakonda extended his congratulations to the team, sharing positive feedback about the film.
Vijay Deverakonda's Emotional Note
Vijay Deverakonda took to X (formerly Twitter) to express his joy, writing, "So happy to see the overwhelming love for @Suriya_offl na's #Karuppu in Tamil and #Veerabhadrudu in Telugu. Hearing it is huuuuge." He further shared his emotional response to the film's success, stating, "Love love love the news, for the brilliance he has been showing us on screen, giving his everything every year.. finally when the theaters are loud and noisy it fills all of us with Joy. Big congratulations Anna, please take a nice holiday and congratulations to director @RJ_Balaji and dearest @trishtrashers."
'Karuppu' Released After Delay
'Karuppu' was initially scheduled for release on May 14 but faced delays due to financial issues. It eventually hit theaters on May 15 with great fanfare. On its release day, the film's team, including Trisha Krishnan, RJ Balaji, and music director Sai Abhyankkar, watched the first day, first show alongside fans. They were joined by actor Karthi, Suriya's younger brother.
About 'Karuppu'
The story revolves around underprivileged individuals fighting for their rights, placing their faith in the legal system. However, when the system itself becomes oppressive, Lord Karuppu Swamy takes human form to aid them in their struggle against injustice. Alongside Suriya and Trisha Krishnan, the film features RJ Balaji, Indrans, Natty Subramaniam, Swasika, Sshivada, Anagha Maaya Ravi, and Supreeth Reddy in pivotal roles.
Meanwhile, Vijay Deverakonda is busy with his upcoming projects, including 'Rowdy Janardhana', 'Ranabaali' opposite Rashmika Mandanna, and a film with 'Hi Nanna' director Shouryuv.
