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''Lathika'' is a 2011 Indian Tamil-language film directed by R. Bharathan starring Srinivasan and Meenakshi Kailash in the lead roles and
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in a pivotal role. The film marked the lead film debut of Srinivasan, who also produced the film. The film gave Srinivasan the sobriquet "Powerstar".


Cast

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as Eashwar * Meenakshi Kailash *
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as Antony * Shanmuga Sundaram * Pooja * Sahan Fathima * Avanthi * N. Ramanathan * Baby Lathika


Production

Dr. Srinivasan began production on a film starring himself in the lead role. He named the film Lathika after his daughter. Srinivasan rechristened himself as Powerstar Srinivasan in the film.


Controversy

Through his financial company, Baba Trading Company, Srinivasan obtained Rs. 7 crore rupees from unsuspecting businessmen and used the money to begin a career in films through this film. Srinivasan reportedly hired force fans to attend the movie at a single cinema in North Chennai for publicity sake. The film ran for over 200 days at a single theatre 100 days in 6 districts in tamil nadu.


Reception

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'' wrote that Ra. Bharathan could have put more focus into the story, screenplay, dialogues, songs and music. It runs 50 days in 5 district in tamil nadu


Sequel

In 2015, Srinivasan expressed interest in creating a sequel to the film titled ''Lathika 2''.


References


External links

* 2011 films 2010s Tamil-language films 2011 masala films {{2010s-Tamil-film-stub