On the second day of its release, the Suriya-starring film's revenues fell. Retro made slightly more than ₹7 crore on Thursday, according to Sacnilk.com. According to preliminary estimates, Retro made ₹7.50 crore nett on the second day of its release. With an opening day take of ₹19.25 crore, the film's second-day collection suffered a steep decline. As of right moment, the movie has made ₹26.75 crore at the box office. On Friday, Retro's tamil occupancy rate was 40.23%.
In the movie, Suriya portrays a local thug. Suriya had a message for fans during the thiruvananthapuram film's pre-release promotions. He declared that he does not support smoking, even though his characters do it in his movies. "Just so you know, I'm just smoking for the movie. Don't start smoking in real life, please. It's hard to stop once you get going. One puff can seem like enough, but once you start, it's impossible to quit. Don't do it, because I will not support it at all," he replied.
Paari, Thilakan, and Rukku effectively set up the plot in the first half of the movie, and the director and performers do a fantastic job with the 15-minute action and dancing sequence. This is actually one of the movie's main highlights, showcasing the crew's technical mastery. The screenplay becomes really sloppy when we go on to the comedy track and Black Island narration. When the Rubber Cult and the Jada muni mystery are introduced, the second half takes a very different turn.
In the movie, Suriya portrays a local thug. Suriya had a message for fans during the thiruvananthapuram film's pre-release promotions. He declared that he does not support smoking, even though his characters do it in his movies. "Just so you know, I'm just smoking for the movie. Don't start smoking in real life, please. It's hard to stop once you get going. One puff can seem like enough, but once you start, it's impossible to quit. Don't do it, because I will not support it at all," he replied.
Paari, Thilakan, and Rukku effectively set up the plot in the first half of the movie, and the director and performers do a fantastic job with the 15-minute action and dancing sequence. This is actually one of the movie's main highlights, showcasing the crew's technical mastery. The screenplay becomes really sloppy when we go on to the comedy track and Black Island narration. When the Rubber Cult and the Jada muni mystery are introduced, the second half takes a very different turn.
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