Vijay's Mersal would be having a great opening in the United Kingdom as well with special premieres at 10.30 PM on the 17th of October at Boleyn Cinemas. You can now book your tickets here - http://boleyncinemas.com
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Director Venkat Prabhu who had watched Vijay's Mersal took to his Twitter space to share his thoughts about it. Apart from praising Vijay and calling it a festive treat, Venkat Prabhu also sarcastically commented Mersal as an adaptation and wanted the team to credit veteran writer Panchu Arunachalam for the story.
"#Thalabathy all da way! #mersal a festival treat!Awesomely adapted and presented by Atlee!! Whatta production value!! #panjusaar ku credit?!"
When it comes to triple hero subject, a father and two sons kind of script, Apoorva Sagodharargal, written by Panchu Arunachalam stands as a benchmark and reference point till date. Is Venkat Prabhu saying Mersal is an adaptation of Apoorva Sagodharargal or any other film of Panju?