An uproar ensued in the entertainment industry after Trisha Krishnan publicly condemned her Leo co-star, Mansoor Ali Khan, for his distasteful remarks about her. Khan's recent comments sparked outrage as he allegedly spoke in a derogatory and disrespectful manner regarding his expectations while working with Trisha in the film.

There is one South star that has had not one, two or three but 7 consecutive hits in a row that made more than Rs 200 crores at the box office.

The makers have now heightened the excitement level of the fans after they shared a deleted scene from the film, adding to the curiosity of the story’s perspective.

We have seen and loved the actor Sanjay Dutt in South, Pan India movies like KGF Chapter 2 and now in Leo, but somewhere, the impact of his role were missing. Should he do meatier roles?

Trisha who has a huge fan following had to experience the ugly side of social media recently. Trisha blocked a fan who repeatedly sent derogatory and abusive language against another actor.

He also disclosed that the film's second installment is now being produced. Additionally, he posted a video on his social media accounts in which members of the audience rated Sardar. He shared the following post on X, formerly known as Twitter.

Movie Leo is getting some amazing response from the fans all over, well looking at the climax of the movie it is a big hint that Rolex is the main big villain of the LCU universe

The movie has risen to break records now and is doing amazingly well as a lot of fans are expressing their happiness and excitement and celebrating the success of the movie.

Ever since the first glimpse of the film Ghost, the netizens have been eager to watch their Shivanna on the big screen. Now that the movie is finally out, the audience cannot control their excitement and the craze of the movie is only getting bigger.

Now the movie has been released today and the reviews are not what people had expected. With some mixed and negative reviews, it is seen that the movie is failing to fulfill the audience’s expectation.