Leo: Thalapathy Vijay fans express disappointment over lack of updates, start trolling the makers

Fans of Vijay are excited over the fact that Leo's release is only a little more than a month away. The most-anticipated Tamil movie will hit the screens across the world in Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam and Hindi on October 19. The second single from the action drama is said to be released next week.

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The makers unveiled two promo videos featuring Sanjay Dutt and Arjun recently. The team was supposed to come up with interesting promotional ideas by now, but have left many surprised over their lackadaisical approach.

Thalapathy Vijay fans express disappointment over the lack of updates

Fans are now displeased with the lack of enthusiasm among the makers in promoting Leo as a proper pan-Indian project. They feel that the team seems to be in no mood to aggressively promote the film. They allege that Leo will be just another Tamil film if they don't wake up and act immediately.  

The dejected fans started trending #PootiVachuPoojaPannu on Twitter and have been tagging the producers in their tweets. Though some of them are still hopeful of the makers, many opine that it's high time they come up with some impressive measures.

Uncertainty continues over morning shows in Tamil Nadu

The state government in Tamil Nadu decided earlier this year not to permit early morning shows. The recent Rajinikanth-starrer Jailer had its shows beginning from 9 am across the state. Many were curious to know if team Leo would be able to convince the government to organize shows starting from 4 am.

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However, it looks unlikely going by a few industry insiders. In fact, there are speculations doing the rounds that shows might commence only after 11 am. An official update is awaited on the same amid some fans planning to watch Leo's early morning shows in neighbouring states.