Viswasam box office collection: Thala Ajith's movie is creating history

Thala Ajith-starrer Viswasam is literally minting money at box office. Not only this, but the movie is earning praises from critics too. According to famous movie critic and trade analyst Ramesh Bala, history is being made at the Tamil Nadu box office.

Bala tweeted, "A Non-solo release #Viswasam is breaking the Lifetime BO records of Solo release Tamil Biggies in TN..History is being made at the TN Box office.. #VISWASAMHistoricATBB." In another tweet, Bala added, "For the first time since release, #Viswasam moves to Top of the Trending Searches in #BMS Chennai Charts.. In 3rd weekend.."

A Non-solo release #Viswasam is breaking the Lifetime BO records of Solo release Tamil Biggies in TN..

History is being made at the TN Box office.. #VISWASAMHistoricATBB pic.twitter.com/jH2b624dkR

— DIR SIVA FAN PAGE (@DirSiva_fc) January 26, 2019

According to Ram Muthuram Cinemas,"Finally #Thala Ajith #Viswasam has beaten all our previous box office records after our Renovation !! A perfect Family oriented movie on a peak Holiday + Thala Fans support we made it."

Finally #Thala Ajith #Viswasam has beaten all our previous box office records after our Renovation !!
A perfect Family oriented movie on a peak Holiday + Thala Fans support we made it  pic.twitter.com/mi5jKJPFNb

— Ram Muthuram Cinemas (@RamCinemas) January 26, 2019

Viswasam has been directed by Siva. Ajith starrer 'Viswasam' is running to packed houses.

Earlier, it was reported that the owners of Mayandi theatre at Usilampatti theatre were flabbergasted when the fans turned up to watch the film, with their richly decorated bulls on 'Mattu Pongal' (worshipping of cattle) day. On this day, cattle owners bathe their cattle, decorate and garland them and worship them as a mark of gratitude for helping them earn their livelihood.

However the personnel manning the theatre explained to them that the bulls could not be allowed in a theatre, following which the disppainted fans went back to their villages, theatre officials said.