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: At the time of its release on August 15, 2002, the film faced immense pressure due to high audience expectations following the massive success of Padayappa (1999). Though it initially underperformed commercially relative to its massive hype, it developed a dedicated cult following years later, leading to an upgraded theatrical re-release by Lyca Productions. Deconstructing Tamilyogi and Third-Party Repositories