Harish Durairaj’s crime comedy film Scam City, starring Arjun Das and Anna Ben in the lead, was released on the big screen on June 26 and received rave reviews from the audience.The story tells the story of a family whose lives are thrown into chaos after a young boy named Jiwa is kidnapped. Apart from Arjun Das, the film also stars Anna Ben, Sakshi Vaidya, Yogi Babu, Vadivukkarasi and VTV Ganesh in key roles.
Where to watch Con City
According to Filmi Beat, while “Con City” is still in theaters, its digital destination has been confirmed.Netflix has acquired post-theatrical streaming rights to the film. However, the producers are yet to announce when the film will start streaming on the platform.
The box office history of “Con City”
According to Sacnilk, “Con City” netted Rs 133 crore in India on its third day. The figure was 10.8% higher than Saturday’s figure of Rs 1.2 billion.The film’s total net revenue in India has reached 3.28 billion rupees, with the Indian box office taking 3.77 billion rupees. The film opened with a box office of Rs 7.5 million on its first day and saw healthy growth over the weekend.
Increased occupancy rates
The overall occupancy rate of the Tamil version of “Con City” on the third day was 25.27%. The attendance rate of the afternoon session was as high as 29.85%, attracting the largest number of people. The occupancy rate for the morning show was 13.38%.The occupancy rate for the evening show was 22.46%, while the occupancy rate at the end of the evening show was 18%.
ETimes review of “Con City”
ETimes gives Con City a 3-star rating out of 5. The review noted, “Hate for Harish Durairaj: For a debut, he goes beyond the cookie-cutter template, constructing a multi-stranded story of con with a family pulse rather than the usual heroics. Not all of it works, and the film would have been sharper by getting away from the lengthy 15-20 minute sequence.” The performers cover a lot of ground. Arjun Das’s playing is softer and warmer than his more intense recent outings, and the double act of Yogi Babu and Vadivukkarasi is the most reliable source of fun. Sean Roldan’s songs are a real highlight, his background score is solid, and Aravind Viswanathan’s cinematography is serviceable. There’s nothing here that you haven’t seen before, but the cast keeps the familiar flowing. Cannes is happy to be a decent human being, and you probably are too. “
