DRAGON - PONMAN amd other OTT Release dates/ Poove Unakkaga, Sangeetha in Kalidas 2

Oru Jaathi Jathakam, the film would begin streaming on ManoramaMax from March 14 onwards. A comedy entertainer film, Oru Jaathi Jathakam features Vinneth Sreenivasan and Nikhila Vimal as the female lead. he streaming platform JioHotstar announced through their official social media handles that the recently-released Malayalam film Ponman, starring Basil Joseph and Sajin Gopu as the leads, would begin streaming on the platform from March 14. Ponman has been reportedly mounted on a controlled budget of 3 crore. Helmed by Jothish Shankar, the dark comedy earned 10.05 crore against its budget, churning out a profit of 7.05 crore and registering a huge 235% return on investment! Be Happy on Amazon Prime Video Cast: Abhishek A Bachchan, Inayat Verma, Nora Fatehi, Nassar, Johny Lever, Harleen Sethi Release date: March 14 DRAGON Pradeep Ranganathan’s Tamil blockbuster Dragon is expected to premiere on Netflix by March 28, 2025. Satellite rights with Vijay TV/ Ramam Raghavam will start streaming online on March 14, 2025, just a month after its theatrical release. Two platforms—ETV Win and Sun NXT—have acquired the film’s digital rights. Ramam Raghavam is a thriller film starring Samuthirakani in a pivotal role. It was directed by popular comedian Dhanraj, who also played the protagonist.

first look of Bharath-Ajay Karthik's 'Kalidas 2' is out. Actress #Sangita, who played the female lead in the 1996 Vijay-starrer Poove Unakkaga, will be making a comeback to Tamil cinema after 25 years, with #Bharath’s #Kaalidas2. The first look of the film 'Kaalidas 2', starring popular Tamil actor Bharath and newcomer Ajay Karthik for the first time, has been released. 'Makal Selvan' Vijay Sethupathi posted this on his social media page and congratulated the film crew. Following the critically and commercially successful 'Kalidas' released in 2019 starring Bharath, 'Kalidas 2' is being directed by its director Sri Senthil and stars Bharath, Ajay Karthik, Prakash Raj, 'Aadukalam' Kishore, Suresh Menon, Anand Nag, Bhavani Sri, Aparnathi, Raja Ravinder, DM Karthik and many others. Along with them, actress Sangeetha, who is popular with fans through the film 'Poove Unakka', has made a re-entry into Tamil cinema by playing a strong role in the film. Suresh Bala has handled the cinematography and Sam C. S. has composed the music for this film. Bhuvan Srinivasan will handle the editing, Durairaj will handle the art direction, and S. Palaniappan will handle the executive production. This film, which is being produced as a crime thriller, is being produced by renowned distributor and producer Five Star Senthil under his own production company, Sky Pictures. The shooting of the film has been completed and the post-production work is currently in full swing. In this context, the first look of the film has been released. It has impressed the fans as it is designed as a family photo that majestically reveals the character appearance and tradition of the storytellers. Speaking about the film, the director said, "Following the first part of Kalidas, which was well received by the fans, the second part is now being developed as a crime thriller. The film was shot in Chennai and Kerala. This film will provide a different cinematic experience to the fans." The film crew has stated that the film is scheduled to be released in theatres during the upcoming summer vacation.

Dragon Producer sets example / Yash- Geetu TOXIC in a FIRST

DRAGON Producer Archana of AGS has won hearts by putting out real BO figures #Dragon opening weekend 🔥🔥 Tamil Nadu : 24.9 Cr AP/ Telangana : 6.25 Cr Kerala / Karnataka/ North : 4.37Cr Overseas: 14.7 Cr @pradeeponelife @Dir_Ashwath @aishkalpathi @Ags_production

A groundbreaking cinematic endeavor, "Toxic" is the first ever large scale Indian film to be conceptualized, written, and filmed in both English and an Indian language, Kannada being the Indian language the film is being shot in, paving the way for a truly global film experience. The film will be dubbed in multiple Indian and international languages, including Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, and Malayalam. Rocking Star Yash’s "Toxic," written and directed by the internationally acclaimed Geetu Mohandas, is poised to redefine cross-cultural storytelling. Shot in both English and Kannada, the film aims for global resonance. Kannada captures the nuances for Indian audiences, while English ensures accessibility worldwide, reflecting the filmmakers' commitment to authenticity and diverse reach. "Our vision for 'Toxic' was to craft a narrative that resonates authentically with audiences both in India and globally," says director Geetu Mohandas. "We've strived to capture the nuances of the story in both Kannada and English, ensuring an authentic experience for viewers across different linguistic and cultural backgrounds. 'Toxic' explores a collaboration of artistic vision and precision of commercial storytelling. It's a journey that transcends borders, languages, and cultural confines, designed to connect with hearts and minds worldwide."

Toxic, a film jointly produced by Venkat Narayana under KVN Productions and Yash’s Monster Mind Creations, was conceived as a global cinematic experience. This vision is reflected in the collaboration between Yash, a box office phenomenon, and Geetu Mohandas, whose work has been awarded at many international platforms, including the Sundance Film Festival and the Toronto Film Festival. The film's international team—including action sequences by JJ Perry, best known for his work in the John Wick and Fast & Furious franchises, and visual effects by DNEG, who recently won the BAFTA Film Award for Special Visual Effects for Dune: Part Two—was carefully assembled to match the project's scale, further emphasizing this global approach. The filmmakers' commitment to authentic storytelling and messaging led them to embrace the bilingual format. Last month, on Rocking Star Yash's birthday, the team released a "Birthday Peek" offering a glimpse into the world of "Toxic." The teaser generated significant excitement, showcasing the film's scale and international-standard production values. The film's recently revealed bilingual nature has required extensive preparation and extended days of shoot. Filming began in August 2024. The filmmakers are invested in creating an immersive world, bringing together a top-tier global and Indian talent pool. These factors combined have contributed to the project's scale and timeline, positioning Toxic as one of the most expensive Indian productions to date. Producer Venkat K Narayana emphasized the film's ambitious scope, saying, "Our goal for "Toxic" was crystal clear: a film that resonates in India and globally. From the very beginning, we were driven by a deep conviction in this story and its potential. This unwavering belief fueled our "all-in" approach, required to bring this cinematic experience to life. We embraced the challenge wholeheartedly, confident that "Toxic" will not only captivate audiences worldwide but also showcase the brilliance of Indian cinema on a global stage.