Suriya's 'Jai Bhim' leaves Tamil Nadu CM MK Stalin speechless; read his review
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin gets speechless and praise Suriya's latest film Jai Bhim; here's what he wrote
FollowToday, Tamil star Suriya's latest courtroom drama Jai Bhim got released on Amazon Prime Video in all Tamil, Telugu and Hindi across 240 countries and territories. The film is written and directed by an ex-journalist Tha Se Gnanavel. The film is produced by Suriya's actress wife Jyotika, under the 2D Entertainment banner. According to the Twitter reviews, Jai Bhim is set to be a power-packed drama with heart-wrenching emotions and hard-hitting dialogues given by the actors. Suriya plays the role of famous Advocate Chandru, who takes it upon himself to learn the truth and fight all odds to bring justice to the needy.
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The storyline revolves around the human rights breaches committed by influential people against various tribal communities. Last night, TN CM M.K. Stalin showered praise on Suriya and his film Jai Bhim, saying that the movie had been keeping awake all night long and that it had made his heart heavy.
Stalin also shared a letter to the movie crew and cast, where he said, "I watched 'Jai Bhim' yesterday. Beliefs about the film made my heart heavy all night long. The lives of Irulars living on the margins of society and the challenges that they face couldn't have been more artistically and accurately picturised."
He also mentioned that "My friend Suriya’s Jai Bhim plays the role of advocate Chandru. It has had a huge impact on me,” Stalin also congratulated the film director, Tha. Se. Gnanavel, and the entire film unit, saying that he wished more such movies were made.
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MK Stalin also said Suriya's gesture of not just stopping at making a movie on Irulars; he and his wife also donated Rs 1 crore to the Pazhangudi Irular Trust for the welfare of Irulars.
