Kamal Haasan’s Vishwaroopam crunches as ‘Cultural Terrorism’ takes over magnum opus of Indian Cinema
A still from the Vishwaroopam Follow @twitter Vishwaroopam. Similar to its name and feel is a big budget movie written, produced, directed and even acted in lead role by none other than magnum opus of Tamil (moreover World) cinema. The finest and most sensible actor as superstar Rajnikanth puts it was about to take Tamil cinema to a next level with his vision and a world class project as this. But what followed was alarmingly disturbing as well as uninvited and unexpected after its release date. In the very beginning when Kamal Haasan unwrapped his novel plan to boost the economy of his project in which he has possibly invested almost all his property of lifetime got setback when theatre owners refused to screen the film citing a possible narrow hit their revenue might face if Kamal went with his ideas. Kamal Haasan actually dreamt to air Vishwaroopam on DTH platforms hours before its release in the theatres. Irk of theatre owners almost halted Kamal's brainchild