Bruce Lee

<p>Bruce Lee and his friend Abbas are good-for-nothing guys. An evil don named Ramdoss has a gang which assaults people with acid. Lee is in love with Saroja Devi Suprajit, a college student. Once, Ramdoss kills Minister Mansoor Ali Khan, and a photo of the killing is taken by Lee accidentally. With fear, Saroja Devi decides to give it to Mansoor’s son but discovers that his son is involved in the killing, so she decides to give the evidence to her uncle, who is a lawyer. Unfortunately, her uncle also defends Ramdoss, and the commissioner asks Ramdoss to find who is shooting them. The next day, the girls are kidnapped by Ramdoss, and he demands the camera from Lee. Whether or not Lee saves Saroja forms the crux of the story. The project was first announced in June 2015, when had agreed to work with Prashanth Pandiraj on an action comedy film to be produced by Kenanya Films. The title of the film was changed in July 2015 from to , after the makers failed to acquire the relevant permission to use the title from the makers of (1995). During October 2015, the film had a brief legal tussle with the makers of the 2015 Telugu film , after they dubbed and released their film in Tamil as . The team of the Tamil production, , were unable to prevent the release of the Telugu version or its dubbed Tamil version. was approached to play the leading female role, but her unavailability meant that , who also appeared in the Telugu , was signed on to make her debut in Tamil films. The team held a photoshoot in October 2015, with Kharbanda revealing that her and Prakash would portray college students. Production subsequently a month later. Despite finishing the shoot in early 2016, the film was delayed to allow several of Prakash’s other films to have a theatrical release first. composed the songs. released the album on 20 October 2016. The film was panned by the critics as well as audiences and failed at the box office. Vishal Menon of wrote “you need a wicked sense of comedy and great actors to pull off this kind of screwball material, but, sadly, there’s not a single funny moment”, while Thinkal Menon of wrote “if spirits could watch films, the spirit of real will turn into and after watching this absurd film”. Sreedhar Pillai wrote for , “GV Prakash’s would make the late legend turn in his grave” and that “the film, which was touted as a black comedy, is amateurish and has neither a story nor style”. Malini Mannath of stated it was a “comedy gone awry”, while noted that “Prashanth Pandiraj has a half-cooked script that doesn’t know where to go after setting up its delicious premise”. wrote for , “Bruce Lee is supposed to be a comedy. The key word supposed. It’s actually a tale of revenge.”</p>