Kamal Haasan met the team of Mandaadi and congratulated them after the Soori-starrer crossed the Rs 100 crore mark worldwide, with Soori, director Mathimaran Pugazhendhi and actor Suhas sharing their memorable reactions to meeting the veteran star.

Kamal Haasan congratulates Mandaadi team
Veteran actor Kamal Haasan met the team of the Tamil film Mandaadi and appreciated their work following the film’s strong box-office performance. Directed by Mathimaran Pugazhendhi, the film stars Soori and Suhas and is centred on the lives of fishermen in Ramanathapuram and the traditional paaymarapadagu sailboat race. The film has emerged as a major commercial success, crossing the Rs 100 crore mark worldwide and drawing attention for its rooted setting and boat-racing backdrop.

Soori calls meeting an unforgettable moment
Soori shared photographs from the meeting and described it as one of the most unforgettable moments of his life. He thanked Kamal Haasan for his affection, encouraging words and blessings, saying the interaction made the Mandaadi journey even more special. Director Mathimaran Pugazhendhi also expressed gratitude, referring to Kamal Haasan as a constant inspiration to filmmakers and thanking him for appreciating their work and sharing his thoughts about the film.

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Suhas celebrates meeting the acting legend
Actor Suhas, who plays the antagonist in Mandaadi, also shared his excitement after meeting Kamal Haasan. Calling the veteran star an acting legend, Suhas said the meeting was a dream realised and a memory he would treasure forever. The interaction with Kamal Haasan became another celebratory moment for the cast and crew as the film continued its successful theatrical run.

Mandaadi crosses Rs 109 crore worldwide
The film has also strengthened Soori’s journey as a lead actor after his transition from comedy roles to more substantial parts in films such as Viduthalai and Garudan. According to the reported box-office figures, Mandaadi had earned Rs 93.40 crore gross in India and Rs 15.85 crore overseas by September 22, taking its worldwide total to Rs 109.25 crore. Released on September 10, the film has continued to attract audiences with its story rooted in Ramanathapuram’s fishing community and traditional boat-racing culture. Kamal Haasan’s appreciation has now added another memorable chapter to the film’s successful theatrical journey.