Young and talented hero Adivi Sesh, who always tries something new has done it yet again with his recent outing Major. He scored a stunning hit with his maiden Pan-India film. Major traces the story of National Hero Major Sandeep Unnikrishnan, who made the ultimate sacrifice for the motherland during the 26/11 tarot attacks.
Everyone loved Major and the collectins across the languages proved it. After having a phenomenal run in the theatres, Major had an OTT release recently and the leading platform Netflix grabbed the rights.
Major is not showing any sign of slowing down in OTT as well. By beating other big movies like RRR, Gangubai Kathiawadi, and a few Hollywood films, Major reached the top position in the trends list.
Being at the top position in India is one thing. But Major topped the list in our neighboring countries like Pakistan and Bangladesh as well. This show how people are loving Major.
The specialty of Major film is that the makers have touched on the unknown side of the Major. Everyone knows that he led the special team that carried out the rescue operation to save the victims who were held hostages by the terrorists.
Besides showing his heroics, the film sheds light on his personal life as well. The way the makers showed his personal and professional life is loved by one and all.
The biopic was declared a hit even before the theatrical release. Premieres were held in various major cities in India and all the premieres got a stunning response. It will not be an exaggeration to say that those who watched the film came out teary-eyed.
One has to admit that Major is a perfect tribute to the national hero, who trained commandos. Adivi Sesh went into the skin of the character and he has done a phenomenal job.
Since its release, the makers are using the tagline 'India loves Major' to announce the money the biopic minted across languages. But looking at the OTT performance, it appears like not just India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh also love Major.
Directed by Sashi Kiran Tikka, Major has an ensemble cast of Prakash Raj, Sobhita Dhulipala, Saiee Manjrekar, Revathi, Murali Sharma, and Anish Kuruvilla. It was jointly bankrolled by Sony Pictures International Productions, GMB Entertainment, and A+S Movies.
Everyone loved Major and the collectins across the languages proved it. After having a phenomenal run in the theatres, Major had an OTT release recently and the leading platform Netflix grabbed the rights.
Major is not showing any sign of slowing down in OTT as well. By beating other big movies like RRR, Gangubai Kathiawadi, and a few Hollywood films, Major reached the top position in the trends list.
Being at the top position in India is one thing. But Major topped the list in our neighboring countries like Pakistan and Bangladesh as well. This show how people are loving Major.
The specialty of Major film is that the makers have touched on the unknown side of the Major. Everyone knows that he led the special team that carried out the rescue operation to save the victims who were held hostages by the terrorists.
Besides showing his heroics, the film sheds light on his personal life as well. The way the makers showed his personal and professional life is loved by one and all.
The biopic was declared a hit even before the theatrical release. Premieres were held in various major cities in India and all the premieres got a stunning response. It will not be an exaggeration to say that those who watched the film came out teary-eyed.
One has to admit that Major is a perfect tribute to the national hero, who trained commandos. Adivi Sesh went into the skin of the character and he has done a phenomenal job.
Since its release, the makers are using the tagline 'India loves Major' to announce the money the biopic minted across languages. But looking at the OTT performance, it appears like not just India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh also love Major.
Directed by Sashi Kiran Tikka, Major has an ensemble cast of Prakash Raj, Sobhita Dhulipala, Saiee Manjrekar, Revathi, Murali Sharma, and Anish Kuruvilla. It was jointly bankrolled by Sony Pictures International Productions, GMB Entertainment, and A+S Movies.