The cinematic masterpiece of 2004, Ghilli, starring Vijay and Trisha, underwent a resurgence in select cinemas throughout Tamil Nadu on April 20, commemorating two decades since its debut. Trisha recently unveiled a plethora of captivating moments from the film on her social media platform, expressing her elation at the film’s theatrical revival.

Disseminating glimpses of the film on her Instagram profile on Saturday, Trisha penned in the caption, “Should this not be construed as a complete revolution? ♥️ Awakened to the resounding success of the First Day First Show once more 2004️2024 #ghilli #GhilliFDFS #GhilliReReleased.” (sic)

Devotees were observed reveling in theatres, savoring the opportunity to revisit the cinematic experience, as social media overflowed with recordings of their jubilations. Ghilli joins a roster of esteemed Tamil films such as Vaaranam Aayiram, 3, Aalavandhan, and Muthu that have undergone a resurgence in cinema halls.

Ghilli, a reimagining of the 2003 Telugu film Okkadu, weaves the tale of Velu (portrayed by Vijay), a Kabaddi virtuoso embroiled in a labyrinth of quandaries in Madurai after coming to the aid of a young maiden named Dhanalakshmi (enacted by Trisha) from the clutches of the formidable ganglord Muthupandi (portrayed by Prakash Raj) during a Kabaddi encounter.

The feature, which also boasts the talents of Ashish Vidyarthi, Janaki Sabesh, Dhamu, and Tanikella Bharani, garnered commendations and emerged triumphant commercially. Ghilli remains a cherished gem among enthusiasts, hailed as one of Vijay’s stellar performances and a timeless gem in Tamil cinema that beckons repeated viewings.