Biopic on iconic Tamil Nadu leader Jayalalitha Thalaivi to release in theatres September 10


By Rajesh Ahuja

Thalaivi, the much awaited Biopic on the life of iconic Tamil Nadu leader and a former Chief Minister of the State J Jayalalitha will hit cinemas on September 10.

Produced by Vishnu Vardhan Induri and Shaailesh R Singh and directed by Vijay,  Thalaivi stars Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut in the role of Jayalalitha.



Thalaivi,  based on life of iconic Tamil Nadu leader Jayalalitha,  releases in cinemas on September 10





Thalaivi also stars South Indian actor Arvind Swami in the role of former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M G Ramachandran.

A multilingual film, which has been made in Hindi as well as Tamil and Telugu,
Thalaivi will take viewers through the journey of Jayalalitha from a Tamil superstar to one of the most powerful Iron Lady in politics.

The film has evoked tremendous buzz among cinelovers and members of the film industry due to its promos and trailer.

One of the highlights of the film's trailer has been the scene showing yhe violence that erupted in the Tamil Nadu Assembly in March 1989 between members of AIADMK and MLAs of Karunanidhi's DMK. In the violence, Jayalalitha  was badly humiliated with her hair and saree  pulled and torn by DMK members.

The  film was earlier scheduled to release in April but was pushed due to the second wave of the coronavirus pandemic in the country.

Thalaivi is the third big release, after Akshay Kumar starrer Bell Bottom  and the Amitabh Bachchan Emraan Hashmi starrer  Chehre , to  release in theatres post the reopening of cinema halls after a prolonged closure due to the second wave of COVID-19.

Thalaivi is the third big starrer to release in theatres after the reopening of cinema halls after a prolonged closure due to second wave of COVID-19 




The film's producer Vishnu Vardhan Induri said that Thalaivi is a film that deserves a release on the big screen.

'Jayalalithaa has always belonged to the cinema and bringing her story alive on the big screen was the only way to pay homage to this great legend and revolutionary leader,"Vishnu Vardhan Induri,'said.

The creative producer of Thalaivi Brinda Prasad endorses the statement by Induri.

'An epic life like Jayalalithaa needs a Big Screen retelling. The time has come for her to inspire for the cinemas to rise again,' Brinda Prasad said.

Directed by Vijay and written by KV Vijayendra Prasad, “Thalaivii” also stars , Madhoo, Prakash Raj, Jisshu Sengupta, Bhagyashree, and Poorna.

Watch trailer

https://youtu.be/lKW0PuVIL9w


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