Nivin Pauly continues his amazing run at box office !
Nivin Pauly, the young actor is continuing his amazing box office run as he is making news after news related to the success of his films. Last year we saw two blockbusters from him such as Oru Vadakkan Selfie and Premam. Premam is one of the biggest hits ever in this industry and second only to Drishyam in its success height. Premam not only made waves in Kerala, but also in Tamil Nadu quite surprisingly.
As per the latest news, the film had completed its 300 day run at Tamil Nadu and it is a unique record for a Malayalam film there at Chennai. The stunning thing about this achievement is that even the young generation of Tamil film actors not able to do this there and Nivin Pauly, the mollywood star had done it in style. Its not only about Premam but also about his latest flick Action Hero Biju.
Action hero biju 50 days poster
It was released on February 4 this year and started off with mixed reviews. Even though critics received it well, common audience gave mostly negative reviews. But it was only due to the high expectation and in fact wrong expectation they had about the film. But Nivin Pauly and Abrid Shine, who jointly produced the film adopted proper marketing strategies and all that to make people know about what really the film is and the result was fantastic. The flick had come back strongly in box office and now crossed 50 days in 50 screens in Kerala. The gross of the film also coming close to 15 crore from Kerala alone.
Nivin Pauly is making sure that he is selecting the right scripts and also making his film to reach to the people through proper marketing methods. People have great expectations from him now and he is aware of that as well. His next film, which will be releasing on this April is Jacobinte Swargarajaym directed and scripted by Vineeth Sreenivasan. Then he will do the Althaf directorial film and there is a Tamil project also for him this year.
Nivin Pauly is going great and it is like he got the right track to move forward rapidly.
