Rajinikanth’s Next Projects: Thalaivar 171 Not the End, More Exciting Ventures Await
Superstar Rajinikanth continues to shine in the spotlight, following the blockbuster success of “Jailer,” and he’s showing no signs of slowing down with a lineup of thrilling projects on the horizon. The actor is gearing up to start filming “Thalaivar 170,” directed by TJ Gnanavel and produced by Lyca Productions. This highly anticipated venture boasts an ensemble cast featuring Amitabh Bachchan, Fahad Fazil, Manju Warrier, and Rana Daggubati.
Following the completion of “Thalaivar 170,” Rajinikanth will unite with acclaimed director Lokesh Kanagaraj for “Thalaivar 171.” The film, produced by Sun Pictures, is set to commence production in February 2024, with a potential Diwali release date, treating fans to a festival extravaganza.
Amidst rumors suggesting that “Thalaivar 171” might mark Rajinikanth’s retirement from acting, reliable sources within the Tamil Film Industry have debunked these claims. In fact, it has been revealed that discussions are already underway for Rajinikanth’s next project after Lokesh Kanagaraj’s film.
Reports suggest that Rajinikanth’s 172nd film will see him collaborating once again with “Jailer” director Nelson Dilipkumar. The project is expected to be backed by Sun Pictures. The prospect of this reunion with Nelson Dilipkumar, following the immense success of “Jailer,” has generated significant excitement among both Rajinikanth’s devoted fans and cinephiles.
There are talks about his potential association with veteran directors like Mani Ratnam and P Vasu as well among others. It appears that Rajinikanth may have decided to forgo his plans to enter the political arena. Instead, he is poised to continue captivating audiences with his unparalleled charisma on the silver screen. This decision ensures that fans and film lovers can look forward to more iconic performances and memorable cinematic experiences from the beloved actor in the coming years.
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