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Action-adventure films are always a category which is loved by the audience. With many tosses and turns, the way the lead hero takes over the goons is one of the scenes where the audience loses it all and hoots. Today, we will tell you about a hit action-adventure thriller that will leave your mind blown. While many may think the movie is from Bollywood, let us tell you the movie is from the South industry.
The lead actor from the film made people go gaga with his performance, and fans wanted to see more of him. If you are wondering which film we are discussing, then let us tell you the movie here is Good Bad Ugly.
Helmed by Adhik Ravichandran, Good Bad Ugly featured Ajith Kumar, Arjun Das, Priya Prakash Varrier, and Trisha Krishnan in lead roles. The movie was released on April 10, 2025. The movie emerged as the highest-grossing Tamil film of 2025. Plot of Good Bad Ugly
The story of Good Bad Ugly revolves around AK aka Red Dragon, who is a mafia. However, for the sake of his wife and son, he decides to surrender. He decides to spend his time in jail and become a good person and promises to meet his son when he turns 18. However, on his son's 18th birthday, a series of events happens which changes everything.
What follows next will leave you shocked and keep you hooked till the last.
Coming to the collection of the film, then as per media reports, Good Bad Ugly earned Rs 212 crore. After this film was released on big screens, it is now released on OTT giant Netflix. Now, Ajith Kumar's Good Bad Ugly is trending on the platform.
Apart from Tamil, Good Bad Ugly is available in Hindi, Telugu, Kannada, and Malayalam languages on Netflix.
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