...
...
Next Story

Mahesh Babu lauds Tamil romantic comedy Oh My Kadavule, team overjoyed

Mahesh Babu praised Tamil film Oh My Kadavule for its performances, writing and direction.

Updated on: Jul 19, 2020, 16:16:16 IST
Hindustan Times, New Delhi | By
Prefer HTon Google
Advertisement

Actor Mahesh Babu has heaped praise on Tamil romantic comedy Oh My Kadavule, calling it a brilliantly written and directed film. Released earlier this year, Oh My Kadavule has been directed by debutant Ashwath Marimuthu. The film stars Ashok Selvan and Ritika Singh in the lead while Vijay Sethupathi was seen playing the God in a cameo role.

Mahesh Babu praised Oh My Kadavule on Twitter.
Mahesh Babu praised Oh My Kadavule on Twitter.

“Oh My Kadavule. Enjoyed every bit of it. Superb performances, brilliantly written and directed @Dir_Ashwath. @AshokSelvan you’re a natural (sic),” Mahesh Babu tweeted.

Ritika Singh tweeted: “Oh My God! Is this for real? Thank you so much sir! This means a lot coming from you. What a day! (sic).” Ashok Selvan tweeted: “Definitely my Oh My Kadavule moment. Thank you so much sir! Big fan. I’m literally dancing here (sic).”

Also read: Nivin Pauly unveils first look of new Malayalam film Padavettu, see poster

Oh My Kadavule is centered on Ashok Selvan, who is given another chance by god to save his marriage after he falls head over heels for another woman. The film was a multiplex hit and is all set to be remade in Telugu soon.

The Telugu remake rights were acquired even before the release of Oh My Kadavule, which is one of the most successful Tamil films of 2020 so far.

Follow @htshowbiz for more

 
Get the latest Entertainment News from Bollywood, Hollywood, television, music and web series. Follow celebrity updates, movie reviews, trailers and box office collections on Hindustan Times.
Get the latest Entertainment News from Bollywood, Hollywood, television, music and web series. Follow celebrity updates, movie reviews, trailers and box office collections on Hindustan Times.
SHARE THIS ARTICLE ON
Hindustantimes wants to start sending you push notifications. Click allow to subscribe