Suriya’s praise moves Mamitha Baiju; ‘Vishwanath & Sons’ gets early rave reviews

Suriya’s praise leaves Mamitha Baiju emotional at ‘Vishwanath And Sons’ event

Suriya’s heartfelt speech at the Telugu event for 'Vishwanath & Sons' left actress Mamitha Baiju emotional on stage. Praising her journey from a junior artist to the lead role, Suriya said, “Without…

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Suriya’s heartfelt speech at the Telugu event for 'Vishwanath & Sons' left actress Mamitha Baiju emotional on stage. Praising her journey from a junior artist to the lead role, Suriya said, “Without having any background, when you believe in yourself, you can be here.” The film’s team, including director Venky Atluri and producer Naga Vamsi, gathered in Hyderabad to celebrate the project.

Suriya’s praise moves Mamitha Baiju; 'Vishwanath & Sons' gets early rave reviews

Early X reviews of the family drama are largely positive. Viewers called the first half “breezy and enjoyable” and praised Suriya’s performance as on par with his iconic Ghajini role. The second half is noted for strong family sentiment, with emotional moments drawing comparisons to hits like Ala Vaikunthapurramloo. One reviewer gave it 3.5 out of 5, calling it a “heart-touching emotional family drama.”

Suriya’s praise moves Mamitha Baiju; 'Vishwanath & Sons' gets early rave reviews

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Social media is buzzing with predictable superlatives for a new Suriya film, but early reviews often lack critical distance. The claim that Suriya “now surpasses” his Ghajini role is breathless hype, let us wait for wider audience and critic consensus. The film’s box office performance over the opening weekend, not Twitter applause, will tell if this family drama truly connects beyond fan circles.


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