Dhruv Vikram in a still from Bison Kaalamaadan 
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Bison box office day 1: Mari Selvaraj-Dhruv Vikram's sports drama opens with Rs 2.5 crore

Bison is based on the life of Arjuna Award-winning kabaddi player Manathi Ganesan

Cinema Express Desk

Mari Selvaraj's latest sports drama Bison Kaalamaadan, starring Dhruv Vikram in the lead role has earned over Rs 2.5 crore across India on its first day. The film has been receiving positive reviews from audiences and critics for its gritty, hard-hitting and emotional storytelling. Trichy, Chennai, Dindigul and Madurai regions saw the most occupancy in theatres for the film with night shows registering 53.03 per cent turnout. Given the strong word-of-mouth reviews, Bison's collections is expected to improve during the festive weekend.

Our CE review of the film read, "Bison is Mari Selvaraj’s most violent to date, and it is beautiful how the gore and bloodshed aren’t at the hands of the protagonist, but everywhere around him. It is a terrific exploration of the aftermath of violence and its unsettling consequences in the minds of the young and easily influenced."

Bison, which is based on the life of Arjuna Award-winning kabaddi player Manathi Ganesan, also stars Anupama Parameshwaran, Lal, Ameer, Pasupathi, Rajisha Vijayan, Kalaiyarasan, Hari Krishnan Anbudurai, Azhagam Perumal, and Madhan Dhakshinamoorthy. It is produced by Pa Ranjith and Aditi Anand under their Neelam Studios banner, alongside Sameer Nair and Deepak Segal of Applause Entertainment.

The technical crew of the film includes Ezhil Arasu K as the cinematographer, Sakthi Thiru as the editor, Kumar Gangappan as the art director, and Dhilip Subbarayan as the action choreographer.

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