Coolie First Review: Udhayanidhi Stalin Calls Rajinikanth’s Film a “Power-Packed Mass Entertainer” as Superstar Marks 50 Years in Cinema
Udhayanidhi Stalin hails Rajinikanth’s Coolie as a “power-packed mass entertainer” ahead of its release, celebrating the superstar’s 50 years in cinema as the film readies for a massive global debut.
Udhayanidhi Stalin praises Rajinikanth’s Coolie after preview, calling it a global blockbuster in the making.
With just hours to go before its global release, Coolie is already making waves in the film industry. Actor, producer, and Tamil Nadu Deputy Chief Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin has showered praise on Rajinikanth’s latest outing after attending a special preview screening.
In a heartfelt post on X, Udhayanidhi congratulated the superstar on completing 50 illustrious years in cinema and hailed Coolie as a “power-packed mass entertainer” that is sure to win audiences worldwide.
“I am truly delighted to congratulate our superstar, @rajinikanth sir, on completing 50 glorious years in the film industry. Had the opportunity to get an early glimpse of his much-awaited movie #Coolie, releasing tomorrow. I thoroughly enjoyed this power-packed mass entertainer and am sure it will capture the hearts of audiences everywhere. My heartfelt wishes for a roaring success to @rajinikanth sir, @sunpictures, #Sathyaraj sir, @Dir_Lokesh, #AamirKhan sir, @iamnagarjuna sir, @nimmaupendra sir, @anirudhofficial, #SoubinShahir, @shrutihaasan, and the entire team,” Udhayanidhi wrote.
Global Release in Over 100 Countries
Directed by Lokesh Kanagaraj and produced by Sun Pictures, Coolie is gearing up for an unprecedented release across more than 100 countries. The film boasts a stellar ensemble cast including Nagarjuna, Sathyaraj, Aamir Khan, Upendra, Soubin Shahir, and Shruti Haasan.
The trailer has intensified the excitement, showcasing Rajinikanth’s character stepping in to help a friend (played by Sathyaraj) in a tense situation, despite opposition from his on-screen daughter, portrayed by Shruti Haasan.
Nagarjuna as the Villain, Censor Clearance Secured
Adding to the intrigue, Nagarjuna plays a villain role he has described as “liberating like never before.” With a runtime of 2 hours and 50 minutes, Coolie has cleared the censor board’s approval, paving the way for its grand Independence Day weekend debut.
Fans Celebrate Rajinikanth’s Golden Jubilee
As the superstar marks his golden jubilee in cinema, fan clubs across India and abroad have begun celebrations, from charity events to early morning special screenings. With advance bookings already shattering records, Coolie is poised to be one of the year’s biggest blockbusters.
