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“Love Insurance Kompany,” starring Pradeep Ranganathan, hit theatres on April 10 amid considerable expectations and strong pre-release buzz. While the film managed a promising start at the box office, it struggled to maintain momentum in the weeks that followed.

Set in a futuristic world where love can be insured, the romantic entertainer reportedly collected around Rs 60-66 crore worldwide, roughly matching its estimated production budget of Rs 60 crore. However, the film ultimately fell short of becoming the commercial success many had anticipated.

Director Vignesh Shivan has now opened up about the film’s performance, pointing fingers at the wave of negativity on social media and online platforms. In a recent post, he argued that excessive criticism and negative commentary discouraged audiences from watching the film in theatres.

According to the filmmaker, original concepts often face an uphill battle when online narratives turn unfavorable, especially if the project lacks strong backing within the industry. He also shared a proverb to emphasize his belief that a film’s fate is often influenced by the environment surrounding its release.

His remarks have sparked fresh discussions among movie lovers and industry observers. While some believe Vignesh Shivan should acknowledge the film’s shortcomings, including criticism aimed at its screenplay and execution, others feel the online response was disproportionately harsh.

Supporters of the film point out that “Love Insurance Kompany” received a mixed reception rather than outright rejection, with several viewers appreciating its music, unique premise, and S.J. Suryah’s performance.

The controversy has once again reignited the ongoing debate over the power of online reviews, social media influence, and whether digital negativity can significantly affect a film’s theatrical prospects.