Rajinikanth visits Badrinath temple following the success of Jailer
Rajinikanth visits Badrinath temple following the success of Jailer
Rajnikant starrer Jailer has been theatrically released, and fans are on Cloud Nine as they finally get to see Rajinikanth they have missed seeing him for long on the big screen.
The legendary actor is away in Badrinath since being a very religious person, to offer prayers for the successful release of ‘Jailer’.
Amid the temple visit, the Petta actor also interacted with a few of his fans who were obviously excited to see Rajinikanth in such close proximity.
A day prior to the release of the Nelson Dilipkumar’s directorial Jailer, Rajinikanth left for the Himalayas. The actor had reportedly said that he was going to the Himalayas after four years. Due to covid restrictions he has not been able to visit there for last few years. But before leaving, when the actor was asked for his reaction to Jailer, he stated that people can watch the film and form their own opinion.
Now, it definitely seems that the audience has formed the opinion and given their verdict as a worthy movie that perfectly captures Rajinikanth’s magnetic charisma.
Rajinikanth’s last few films failed to create much of an impact with the fans, but the kind of response that Jailer is garnering is an indication that the actor’s star power and charisma remains unparalleled.
The film also marks a renaissance of sorts for its director, Nelson Dilipkumar. His last release was the Thalapthy Vijay, Pooja Hegde, and Shine Tom Chacko starrer “Beast”
The film was severely criticized, and the director has now managed to rise from that failure with his very next release. After Beast’s release, many had written off Nelson, but he proved his naysayers wrong along with Rajinikanth and Anirudh Ravichander in Jailer.
Jailer comprises of star cast comprising the likes of Ramya Krishnan, Mohanlal, Jackie Shroff, and Shivarajkumar.
Not just Rajinikanth’s performance as Muthuvel Pandian, but Mohanlal and Shivarajkumar’s cameos are also being lauded as exceptional.
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