Kamal Haasan has long been celebrated as one of the most esteemed and consistent leading actors, not only in Tamil cinema but across the broader South Indian film industry. His illustrious career boasts numerous iconic performances and blockbuster hits that have cemented his legacy as a cinematic legend.
However, the current phase of his career presents a stark contrast. Despite his unmatched talent and experience, Kamal has been facing significant challenges in delivering commercially successful films. More notably, some of his recent projects with directors who previously contributed to his historic successes have turned out to be major disappointments.
For instance, the much-anticipated sequel to Bharatheeyudu, Indian 2, directed by Shankar, turned into one of the most significant box office failures in Tamil cinema history. The film, which carried enormous expectations due to the original’s legacy, instead became a costly setback for all involved.
Similarly, Kamal’s collaboration with the acclaimed filmmaker Mani Ratnam in Thug Life was viewed as a potential comeback for both legends. Yet, the film is currently facing severe criticism and commercial failure, further deepening the woes of its stakeholders.
With mounting setbacks, it appears that Kamal Haasan’s current projects have become more of an obligation than a celebration of his artistry. While he remains one of the greatest actors of his generation, the recent string of underperforming films with his former blockbuster collaborators highlights a challenging period in his otherwise stellar career.
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