Rajnikanth’s much-anticipated film ‘Vettaiyan’ has finally arrived in theatres, giving a reason for his fans to be excited and celebrate the film.
A huge crowd gathered at Chennai’s Rohini Theatre to watch the movie. The release of Rajnikanth’s film is nothing less than a grand celebration. Fans have been gathering outside theatres since last night, creating a lively, and festive mood. Streets are lined with huge banners and cutouts of Rajnikanth, while fireworks brighten the sky, reflecting the fan’s lobe for their Superstar. Inside packed theatres, audiences cheer, dance, and throw confetti as Rajnikanth appears on the screen, turning the movie into a lively celebration.
Social media platforms are filled with tributes, videos and heartfelt messages from fans expressing their admiration for Rajnikanth’s performance. The excitement is undeniable, with some comparing the atmosphere to a grand festival, elevating the joy Vijayadashami. Fans were seen dancing along to Rajnikanth’s songs and throwing confetti in celebration.
Star-studded film under TJ Gnanavel
Directed by TJ Gnanavel and produced by Subaskaran’s Lyca Productions, the film features Rana Daggubati, Fahadh Faasil, Manju Warrier, Ritika Singh, Dushara Vijayan, and Abhirami. The makers have dropped the trailer, which opens with protests over the arrest of a man for raping and murdering a woman. Rajnikanth plays a cop who fights for extrajudicial killings, setting the tone for the mission as he says, “It’s not wrong for the police to take the law into their own hands when injustice occurs, rather than remaining silent.”
According to ANI, TJ Gnanavel shared how he came up with the story. He said, “I was asked if I had any story. I already had this story which is good for the audience also. I went and narrated it. They liked it and that is how things fell in place.”
In addition to this, TJ Gnanavel is preparing to deliver Dosa King. The Pan-Indian film, written by TJ Gnanavel and Hemanth Rao, is based on the legendary clash between Jeevajothi and P. Rajagopal, showcasing a conflict filled with ambition, power, and justice. Junglee Pictures has obtained the exclusive life rights of Jeevajothi Santhakumar to ensure a thorough on-screen representation of this saga.
Amitabh’s dialogue sparks debate on Justice
In Vettaiyan, Amitabh’s character Sathyadev is heard saying, “Justice delayed is justice denied; justice hurried is justice buried,” indicating his opposition to encounter killings. Amitabh Bachchan makes his Tamil cinema debut in Vettaiyan, the 30th project by Lyca Productions. ‘Vettaiyan’ marks Lyca Productions’ thirtieth venture and serves as Amitabh Bachchan’s debut in Tamil cinema.
