Bangalore

Venkat - "10th day Naga Theatre. The roads were fully blocked, and tickets were sold in black for 150 Rs. I was amazed to see the response in Bangalore. It is for sure going to run for 100 days.Huge banners, with photographs from each movie of Superstar has been put up."

News - "Chandramuki, the 151st Tamil movie of Rajanikant has sent his fans in the city into a frenzy. Putting the failure of his previous film Baba behind, Rajani fan clubs in the city are set to paint the town red to celebrate the arrival of the movie.

Star Fans of Rajanikant, a club of 2,000-odd Rajani’s fans, with other fan clubs in the city have organised a grand procession on April 17 to mark the release of their super star’s film.

One of the president members of Star Fans, M. Sarvan, told this website’s newspaper that the procession will carry a palanquin with Rajanikant’s photo. The 30,000-strong rally will walk to the accompaniment of Dolby sound system vans and brass bands.

Digital posters of Rajani’s 151 movies will be pasted on 51 tempos said Armugam. The procession will begin on RBANM’s grounds at 10 a.m. and terminate at Naga theatre in the afternoon.

After the procession, lunch will be served to the audiences of Chandramuki on Sunday afternoon at Naga theatre, said another president member of Star Fans, Armugam.

Members of Karnataka State Rajanikant Fans’ Association have decorated a board in front of Naga theatre with posters of Rajani’s movies. Posters include Hindi, Tamil and Kannada movies starring Rajani.

The fans in Sheshadripuram too were delighted with the new release. They are preparing a giant garland for the cut-out of their God. The cost of the garland could work up to Rs. 8 lakh, said a member of fan club. The giant garland is expected to come up at Nataraj theatre on April 17.

Chandramuki, was released on Friday at the seven centres. Apart from Rajani’s charms in the movie, the performance of heroine Jothika and comedian Vadivelu were also appreciated by the audience."

Arun - "Chandramukhi was released in Lakshmi Devi Theatre in Hour. The Show started at 7 am morning, around 1000-1500 tickets were issued the show for the capacity of 400 seats. 5 shows was played yesterday.Ticket cost was Rs.50/-.(this will exist for 1 or 2 weeks)"