Ajith Kumar’s latest release, Good Bad Ugly, is up for a strong start where pre-sales are concerned. With the film’s global release, Tamil cinema lovers have been over the moon to see their favourite reel couple, Ajith Kumar and Trisha Krishnan, once again on screen. The much-anticipated action comedy is directed by the ace filmmaker, Adhik Ravichandran.
Good Bad Ugly aims for a massive opening at the box office
Ajit Kumar starrer Good Bad Ugly had already mesmerised Tamil Nadu with its trailer alone, and the film’s release has turned it into a feast for the actor’s fans. With the promise to offer the experience of a lifetime, there is no denying that the audience has extremely high hopes for the film. Good Bad Ugly features a no-holds-barred Ajith Kumar at the centre of the film, and his fans are ready to show their love for the actor at the box office as well.
Ajith Kumar faced a fallback with his last release, Vidaamuyarchi, which failed to perform well at the box office despite receiving good reviews. However, now his fans are set on ensuring that Good Bad Ugly turns into a massive hit. Nonetheless, what is further interesting is that the maker had opted for early morning screenings of the film, with the first show of the day being held between 8 am and 9 am on April 10, 2025.
Ajith Kumar’s Good Bad Ugly aims for grand opening with strong pre-sales
The Ajith Kumar starrer started strong with a gross collection of Rs. 15 crore in pre-sales in Tamil Nadu alone. As the early reviews have started coming in, a report from industry collection tracker, Sacnilk revealed that the collection was nearing a massy Rs. 18 crore mark in India for its first-day collection.
Talking about the weekend contribution, the film is expected to earn a gross of around Rs. 35 crores, with Rs. 28 crores being from the actor’s home state alone. According to the reports, the final pre-sales will put Good Bad Ugly on route to finish in the top three with a predicted Rs. 30 crores plus a four-day opening weekend. This speaks volumes for the film, as only a few films have been able to cross the 30 crore mark in the state.
Good Bad Ugly fan reviews
‘Thala’ fans are overjoyed by the release of Good Bad Ugly, and the early reviews of the film have started flooding in. Fans have started sharing their views on the film on X. A user penned, “#GoodBadUglyreview – Semma movie Thalaivaaaa. Don’t miss this movie in theatres. #AjithKumar complete domination #ArjunDas vereee veree level #AdhikRavichandran thank you man #GVPrakash Bgm.” Another stated, “Simple plot, Overall Mass Commercial Entertainer. Dedicated to Thala Fans. Relatable References. The title Card was fire. Not satisfied with the editing and music. Other artists could have been used more efficiently. Ajith Kumar holds the entire movie on his shoulder. Young AK-bodied de-aging clowns. Let the haters squeak/caw, it’s a treat for fans.”
A user penned, “#GoodBadUgly First Half Review: An absolute feast for Thala fans. Mass moments every 10 minutes, and Thala delivers his BEST performance single-handedly owning the screen. It has a goosebumps intro, an iconic title card, and a solid setup. Interval BANG.” However, some found the second half of the film to be a drag and wrote:
“A mass-loaded fan feast with vintage #Ajith vibes, but weighed down by a thin plot and a draggy second half. Highlights: Mass Loaded. Ajith in Beast Mode. Vintage Swag. Electrifying Moments. Solid First Half. Stylish Production. Cons: Plotless Punches. Emotionless Core. Dragged Drama. Second-Half Slump.”
More about Ajith Kumar’s Good Bad Ugly
Good Bad Ugly is helmed by Adhik Ravichandran, who is known for his work in Mark Antony in 2023. The film is produced by Mythri Movie Makers, who rose to fame by bankrolling the Pushpa movies. Apart from Ajith Kumar, the film stars Prabhu, Arjun Das, Prasanna, Sunil, Usha Uthup and Rahul Dev. The film will also be marked as Ajth’s 63rd film of his career.
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