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Madhavan’s Saala Khadoos becomes a rage on small screen
R Madhavan’s bi-lingual Saala Khadoos released at the beginning this year (January 28) but it continues to hold the same freshness among the viewers.
R Madhavan’s bi-lingual Saala Khadoos released at the beginning this year (January 28) but it continues to hold the same freshness among the viewers.
Surprisingly, Madhavan is the first actor who’s bilingual, Saala Khadoos (Hindi & Tamil) was premiered on the national television on the same day, 15th August.
The Hindi film and its Tamil version Irrudhi Suttru released together recording the highest TRPs on national television. The sports-based film based on boxing inspired the family audience resulting in a big debate as they took to social networking sites discussing the plight of boxing in India.
Interestingly, the popular dialogue from the movie – ‘Kaun kehta hai Hindustanio mein dam nahi? Sports mein se politics hatakar dekho… gali gali mein champions milenge’ still remains as the best one of this year.
