Lal Salaam Trailer: Fans Praise Rajinikanth’s Look As Moideen Bhai, Say 'Thalaivar Is Always At His Best'

With great anticipation, the trailer for Aishwarya Rajinikanth's upcoming movie, "Lal Salaam," was released yesterday. Star Vikranth and Vishnu Vishal are the main characters, but Superstar Rajinikanth will make a lengthy cameo appearance. The sports drama tackles a delicate subject and seeks to foster religious unity.?

"Lal Salaam" is getting ready for its big February 9 theatrical debut. The audio premiere of the movie was held at a Chennai college on January 26.

?Reacting to the trailer, one wrote, “Once a Thalaivar Fan, Always a Thalaivar Fan.”

A second added, “Wow what a BGM by ARR one word Fantabulous and all the best for the whole team. Way to go Maam Aishwariya.”

A third added, “Thalaivar always at his best.” A fourth went on to add, “Trailer is superb. Rajini sir entry goosebumps. Best wishes from Thalapathy Vijay fans.”

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All You Need To Know About Lal Salaam

The film is presented by A Subaskaran and is produced by Lyca Productions under the direction of Aishwarya Rajinikanth. According to the previous poster, Rajinikanth would play Moideen Bhai in the movie, which centers on friendship and cricket. The Oscar-winning composer AR Rahman wrote the movie's soundtrack. Tamil, Telugu, Hindi, Malayalam, and Kannada cinemas will screen it.?

The film's production began in March of last year, with the majority of the filming taking place in Puducherry, Chennai, and Mumbai.?

AR Rahman thought Rajinikanth's Lal Salaam would be ‘cringy'.

Speaking about his initial thoughts upon hearing Aishwarya's account of the Rajinikanth movie, Rahman stated that he believed it would be "boring," as per Indian Express.?

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He said, “When Aishwarya first told me the film’s story, I thought - this film is going to be boring da. I thought it would be preachy.”

“The scenes I thought would be cringy were handled completely differently. I asked her who wrote the dialogues for the film and she said - I wrote and Appa (father) changed them a bit. I realised it was Rajinikanth’s wisdom, he respects everything and researched well for the film,” he added.