Superstar Rajinikanth celebrated his 72nd birthday yesterday. On the occasion of Rajinikanth’s birthday, the makers of his upcoming film “Jailer” revealed the first look of his character named “Muthuvel Pandian”.
However, the first look teaser of Jailer is getting a mixed response from the Rajinikanth fans and the audience. But for the first time Rajini’s screen presence is suffering the mixed response, Rajini’s getup was good, but the way the director presented him has left everyone disappointed.
The film may work or not, only time will tell because there’s a lot of time for the film’s release and the other promos or trailer are yet to reveal.
If we look at the past films, the screen presence of Rajini has always mesmerized the fans and audience. All want to see him in w energetic role, but not in a sleep-inducing mood.
Sun Pictures officially announced the film under the title Thalaivar 169 in February this year and shared the first poster of the film in June this year.
The film focuses on a dreaded gangster and his men who plot to escape from prison, but a strict jailer thwarts their attempts. The jailer’s attempts at thwarting the gang’s plan form the core of the story.
Apart from Rajinikanth, the film features Shivarajkumar, Ramya Krishnan, Yogi Babu, Vasanth Ravi, and Vinayakan in pivotal roles. Jailer will release in the summer of 2023.
This is the first collaboration between Thalaiva, Nelson Dilip Kumar, and music composer Anirudh Ravichander. Nelson’s last projects include Thalapathy Vijay-starrer Beast and Siva Kartikeyan-starrer Doctor. Rajinikanth was last seen in the 2021 film Annaatthe and the 2020 film Darbar, both of which were box office disasters.
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