Teaser Of Aishwarya Rajinikanth Directorial Lal Salaam Out

Aishwarya Rajinikanth’s directorial Lal Salaam is one of the most anticipated films. It features Vishnu Vishal and Vikranth in the lead roles. The film also features Rajinikanth in the extended cameo appearances. After a long wait, the makers of the sports action drama gave a Diwali gift to the fans by unveiling the teaser of the film. The action-packed teaser of Lal Salam begins with a highly tense cricket match where the commentator announces that it is not just a game but a war.

It opens with Vishnu Vishal and Vikranth locking horns at a sports ground but it gets affected because of religion and communal fights. By the end of the teaser, Rajinikanth’s entry as Moideen Bhai and his thrilling fight scene give the audience a whistle-worthy moment. In the teaser, Rajinikanth can be heard saying, “You have melded religion with sports. You have poisoned the minds of the people."

The teaser doesn’t have much dialogue but it surely well conveys the problems that the two players face because of the cultural and regional differences due to religion. The teaser has a series of emotions from anger, festive mood, emotions to sacrifice.

Rajinikanth shared a video on X (formerly known as Twitter). He said, “Wishing you a Happy Deepavali. Presenting the power-packed Lal Salmaan Teaser. In Cinemas Pongal 2024 worldwide,"

Watch the Lal Salaam Teaser Here:

Aishwarya Rajinikanth has donned the director’s hat after seven years for Lal Salmaan. Her last directorial project was Tamil action-thriller Vai Raja Vai which featured Dhanush in cameo. Apart from Rajinikanth, the film also has Kapil Dev in a cameo role.

It is being produced by Lyca Productions while the distribution rights have been acquired by actor-turned-politician Udhayanidhi Stalin’s home banner, Red Gaint Movies. It will oversee the extensive distribution of the film in Tamil Nadu. The film’s musical score will be composed by AR Rahman. The film will be released in five languages- Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam.