Ravi Varman

Love Insurance Kompany is enjoying a prolonged theatrical success, now exceeding Rs 41.18 crore in net revenue in India. While the daily box office figures sometimes hover under Rs 1 crore, the film has amassed a global collection of Rs 58.57 crore.

Pradeep Ranganathan's sci-fi rom-com, 'Love Insurance Kompany,' is gaining traction internationally, contributing Rs 11 crore overseas. This boosts its worldwide gross to Rs 55.04 crore, with India net collections at Rs 38.14 crore. The film explores love in a tech-driven future Chennai, earning a 3.5-star rating for its blend of humor and thoughtful themes.

Pradeep Ranganathan and Krithi Shetty's 'Love Insurance Kompany' is performing well, crossing Rs 52.22 crore worldwide. The film saw a significant 75% jump in collections on its ninth day, earning Rs 1.68 crore net. India collections stand at Rs 35.86 crore net, with overseas contributing Rs 10.80 crore. The movie explores a futuristic concept of relationship compatibility.

Following the successful reception of 'Love Insurance Kompany', director Vignesh Shivan appealed for positive focus from influencers and audiences, sharing the immense effort invested. A playful, emotional exchange between Shivan and lead Pradeep Ranganathan highlighted the thanksgiving event, where Ranganathan also expressed gratitude for the team's dedication amidst the film's challenging journey to release.

'Love Insurance Kompany' has taken the global box office by storm, amassing Rs 44.87 crores within just five days. This inventive sci-fi rom-com featuring Pradeep Ranganathan experienced an impressive 38.3% increase on Tuesday alone, contributing an additional Rs 4.15 Cr net in India.

Pradeep Ranganathan's sci-fi rom-com 'LIK: Love Insurance Kompany' has been hit by online piracy shortly after its release, mirroring the recent leak of 'Jana Nayagan'. Despite the setback, 'LIK' has garnered decent box office numbers, collecting Rs 14.75 crore net in India. The film, set in 2040, explores the clash between organic love and technology.

Pradeep Ranganathan's sci-fi romantic comedy 'Love Insurance Kompany' saw a promising 9.2% surge on its second day, raking in Rs 7.70 crore net. The film's India net total now stands at Rs 14.75 crore, with worldwide gross reaching Rs 22.38 crore. The Tamil version leads the performance, reflecting growing audience interest in its futuristic love story.

Pradeep Ranganathan's new film 'Love Insurance Kompany' is generating buzz online. The futuristic romantic comedy has opened to varied reactions. Audiences are appreciating the unique plot and the film's visually appealing, high-tech setting. The first half is noted for its entertainment value and the performances of Pradeep Ranganathan and Krithi Shetty. Anirudh Ravichander's music is also a highlight.

Actor-filmmaker Pradeep Ranganathan credits SJ Suryah's unwavering support for a life-changing moment early in his career. Speaking at the 'Love Insurance Kompany' event, Pradeep also expressed his excitement about working with director Vignesh Shivan and composer Anirudh Ravichander, fulfilling long-held dreams. The film, featuring SJ Suryah, is set for an April 10 release.

The trailer for Pradeep Ranganathan's 'Love Insurance Kompany' is here, showcasing a 2040 romance challenged by a futuristic app that insures relationships. Directed by Vignesh Shivan, the film sees Pradeep as Vibe Vassey falling for Krithi Shetty's Dheema, only for the app to deem them incompatible. The movie, with music by Anirudh Ravichander, hits theaters April 10.

Following his breakout role in 'Dhurandhar: The Revenge', Arjun Rampal joins Rishab Shetty‑starrer The Pride of Bharat: Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, a pan‑India epic on the Maratha warrior king. Produced and directed by Sandeep Singh, the film features Shefali Shah as Rajmata Jijabai and begins shooting in 2026, alongside a busy slate of pending releases for Rampal.

Vignesh Shivan's 'Love Insurance Kompany', starring Pradeep Ranganathan, Krithi Shetty, and SJ Suryah, will finally release on April 3, 2026. After several postponements, the film, reportedly set in 2040, explores a young man's belief in true love amidst a mechanical future. Anirudh Ravichander composes the music for this Nayanthara and Vignesh Shivan production.

The upcoming Tamil film 'Love Insurance Kompany' has been postponed from its early 2026 release. Makers are now eyeing a July 2026 window, citing concerns over overseas markets due to the Middle East war. This strategic delay aims to secure a better release slot for the Pradeep Ranganathan starrer, directed by Vignesh Shivan.

Cinematographer Ravi Varman shared on Instagram his enjoyable experience with Kamal Haasan on 'Dasavathaaram'. Now, he’s also handling 'Indian 2' by Shankar, releasing in Tamil, Telugu, and Hindi on July 12. Starring Haasan as Senapathy, it’s a patriotic anti-corruption drama. Promotions are active, showcasing Varman’s cinematographic masterclass.

Cinematographer Ravi Varman set the internet on fire after he shared a throwback picture of Ajith

In the teaser surfaced online, Ravi Varman is seen taking Sreelekshmi on a helicopter ride and leaves her stunned by presenting a ring. Apparently, this is the first time such grandeur will be seen in a Malayalam TV show. Soon after the promo surfaced online, fans are going gaga over the much-awaited romantic moment.

He started his career in Malayalam, later went to Bollywood and then to Kollywood.

Ravi Varman is a peeved man for the producer of ''Dasavatharam'' has filed a complaint against the ace cameraman at the producers' council!

Ravi Varman, a renowned cinematographer in Indian cinema, has joined the prestigious American Society of Cinematographers (ASC), becoming the second Indian to achieve this honor after Santosh Sivan. Known for his exceptional work in films like 'Ponniyin Selvan' and 'Barfi,' this milestone underscores Varman's global recognition and dedication to his craft.

Kamal Haasan is part of a film with Kajal Aggarwal directed by Shankar

DOP Ravi Varman who lastly worked for the magnum opus ‘Ponniyin Selvan’ as the cinematographer is now working on his next project ‘Indian 2’ with Kamal Haasan. Ravi Varman attended Kamal Haasan’s birthday bash that took place yesterday. Interestingly along with his birthday bash, the 'Vikram' actor also celebrated the success of the film completing 100 days. ETimes reached out to the cinematographer and he happily shared his experience of working with the Ulaga Nayagan on ‘Vettaiyaadu Villaiyadu’ and ‘Indian 2’.

In the teaser that surfaced online, unlike her usual look in the show, Susmitha can be seen in a bold avatar.

Ace cinematographer Ravi Varman has penned an emotional note recalling the fond memories with the late actor.

National Award-winning cinematographer Ravi Varman opens up on finding himself in the city’s chaos

In a candid chat with ETimes-TV, Shiju has shared his experience shooting for this sequence.

The Mozart of Madras took to Twitter to post a video of two minutes duration, which features a few works of the lensman

In the recent episode of the show, Sandra and Rekha are seen having a private conversation. Quoting Arjuna and Krishna's story from the Mahabharatham, Sandra requests Rekha to be her Lord Krishna. She says that she will play a brilliant plan to kick Sreelakshmi out of Ravi Varman's life. She emphasizes that when Sreelakshmi is out of the family, Rekha will be the sole owner of all the wealth of the Varman group. In return, Sandra requests Rekha to help her win Ravi Varman's love.

Nearly after two decades, Ulaganayagan Kamal Haasan and Shankar are coming together for the massive ‘Indian 2’, which is expected to take off sometime later this year. While the project is currently in its pre-production stage, an interesting news has cropped up.

Famous cinematographer Ravi Varman, who has worked in films such as Mr & Mrs Sailaja Krishnamurthy, Okkadunnadu and Andari Bandhuvaya, has opted out of Venu Udugula's Virataparvam 1992 as he has signed for some other films to his credit. Ravi chose to exit the project to keep himself available for other commitments.

After the director had narrated the story, the cinematographer says it felt like “our own version of a James Bond film”, says cinematographer Ravi Varman.