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Mother's Remarriage Drama: 'Nooru Saami' Opens Modestly
20 Jun
Summary
- The film explores a mother's desire to remarry and her sons' resistance.
- 'Nooru Saami' garnered Rs 75 lakhs nett in India on its opening day.
- Overall occupancy for the film on its first day was 15 percent.
Director Sasi's latest film, 'Nooru Saami,' has commenced its theatrical release. This emotional family drama, featuring Swasika and Vijay Antony, centers on Selvi, a mother who raised her two sons alone. The narrative unfolds as she expresses her wish to remarry, encountering significant resistance from her grown children.
On its opening day, 'Nooru Saami' achieved a modest start, earning approximately ₹75 lakhs nett in India. The film was shown across 1,208 screenings, with an overall occupancy rate of 15 percent. The Tamil version specifically recorded 12.55 percent occupancy throughout the day, with night shows showing the highest engagement.
Sasi reunites with actor Vijay Antony for this project, nearly a decade after their collaboration on 'Pichaikkaran.' Antony plays Ezhumalai, a sugarcane worker whose role gains importance later in the film. Critics have highlighted Swasika's performance as carrying the emotional weight of the film, with praise also given to Ajay Dhishan and Balaji Sakthivel for their supporting roles.
