作者：卓道龙 来源：原创 发布日期：08-25
A | Actress Niddhi Agerwal encountered a bitter incident! The actress attended the launch of Sahana Sahana song from The Raja Saab in Hyderabad on Wednesday evening. After the event, while Niddhi was exiting, she was brutally mobbed and manhandled by the crowd. The alarming incidents of personal space invasion, manhandling, and security breaches. Vultures Disguised As Fans; Prabhas Starrer "The Raja Saab" Actress Nidhhi Agerwal, was literally gets Mobbed and Crushed by Fans at a Song Launch event in Hyderabad on Wednesday.#NidhhiAgerwal #Prabhas #Hyderabad #TheRajaSaab #SahanaSahana pic.twitter.com/omOzynRQcj — Surya Reddy (@jsuryareddy) December 17, 2025 Niddhi mobbed Niddhi found herself in a chaotic crowd with fans pushing to take selfies and photos while she was coming out. Scores of people invaded her personal space, touched her inappropriately, and made her feel uncomfortable. She was clearly in a very uncomfortable and awkward position. After a lot of struggles, her personal security, with great difficulty, had to escort her to the car. Nidhhi was clearly upset with the situation. Niddhi’s is one those case where the fans got over excited and tried to get too close to her. In a desperate attempt to get selfies, the crowd was overexcited and went overboard. The incident has turned the spotlight on fans’ insensitive behaviour. Netizens react The visuals of the Niddhi Agerwal incident were so disturbing that it immediately prompted netizens to react. “This is disturbing to watch. Celebrities deserve basic respect and personal space (sic),” wrote one user. “What a shame,” commented another user. Singer Chinmayi condemned the incident describing it as, ‘Pack of men behaving worse than hyenas. Actually why insult hyenas. Put ‘likeminded’ men together in a mob, they will harass a woman like this. Why doesn't some God take them all away and put them in a different planet?” Another X user wrote, "Don't blame the crowd. Blame the movie team. Is this the way they plan movie event (small or big doesn't matter) cuz movie itself is a big budget movie and everyone knows how many hostels are there around lulu mall is and how small the lulu mall lobby is. Worst management (sic)."Also Read: The Raja Saab Filmmakers Shoot Song on Prabhas and Nidhhi Agerwal。
B | Rajinikanth’s Padayappa has pulled off a box office feat few could have predicted. The 1999 blockbuster, which returned to theatres as part of its 25 year anniversary celebrations, has crossed Rs 12 crore worldwide in its opening weekend, emerging as one of the highest grossing re-releases in Indian cinema.According to trade tracker Sacnilk, the film opened to an estimated Rs 4 crore worldwide on its first day. Instead of following the usual re-release pattern of sharp drops after day one, Padayappa showed steady growth across Saturday and Sunday, pushing its total weekend gross into double digits. Tamil Nadu led the charge, supported by strong collections from overseas markets with sizeable Tamil audiences.The numbers place Padayappa among the most successful re-releases in recent years, an achievement that underlines both Rajinikanth’s enduring star power and the film’s lasting connect with audiences.Nostalgia fuels a rare re-release runTrade analysts attribute the strong performance to a combination of nostalgia and theatrical appeal. Padayappa has long enjoyed repeated television telecasts and streaming viewership, yet the big screen experience appears to have drawn audiences in large numbers. Many theatres reported near full occupancy during evening and weekend shows, driven by fans revisiting a film that defined an era. The film’s sustained run is particularly noteworthy because re-releases typically depend heavily on opening day curiosity. In this case, repeat footfalls and strong word of mouth helped Padayappa buck the trend. Younger viewers, who knew the film largely through pop culture references and social media clips, also turned up in significant numbers, contributing to the growing collections over the weekend.Originally released in 1999, Padayappa went on to become the highest grossing Tamil film of its time. Its re-release success reinforces its standing as one of Tamil cinema’s most influential commercial films.The legacy of Padayappa and NeelambariDirected by KS Ravikumar and produced by Rajinikanth under his Arunachala Cine Creations banner, Padayappa featured an ensemble cast that included Sivaji Ganesan, Soundarya, Ramya Krishnan, Radha Ravi, Nassar, Manivannan and Abbas. The film blended family drama with spectacle, anchored by Rajinikanth’s commanding performance.Ramya Krishnan’s portrayal of Neelambari remains a cultural milestone. The character’s pride, rage and emotional volatility continue to resonate, often cited among the most iconic antagonists in Indian cinema. Adding to the renewed interest around the film, Rajinikanth recently revealed that he has discussed the possibility of a sequel told from Neelambari’s perspective, exploring her belief that she was wronged and her desire for revenge. AR Rahman’s soundtrack also remains a key element of the film’s appeal, with its songs continuing to receive thunderous responses during the re-release screenings.As Padayappa continues its victorious return, its box office performance stands as proof that some films do more than age gracefully. They reclaim the spotlight when given another chance on the big screen.Also Read: Padayappa Returns: Why Rajinikanth’s Titan of a Film Still Roars。
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