Happy Birthday Rajnikanth: The Thalaiva Presents THIS Gift To Annaatthe’s Director Siva; Might Collaborate For Another Project

The Thalaiva Rajnikanth celebrates his 72st birthday today, December 12th. He recently worked with filmmaker Siva on the film Annaatthe, and the two formed a strong bond. It was recently revealed that the actor gave Siva a gold chain as a gift. It was a very generous act on the part of the superstar and as we know he never fails his audience in doing any kind of good deeds. There have also been rumours that the two of them may collaborate on another movie under the name of Sun Pictures.

Annaatthe (Big Brother) is a Tamil-language action movie scripted and helmed by Siva and presented by Kalanithi Maran through the Sun Pictures banner in 2021. Rajinikanth, Khushbu, Meena, Nayanthara, and Keerthy Suresh appear in the movie. Jagapathi Babu, Prakash Raj, Vela Ramamoorthy, and Soori are among the cast members. D. Imman scored the movie’s soundtrack, while Vetri and Ruben handled the cinematography and cutting, respectively.

Rajinikanth’s first cooperation with Siva was formally confirmed in October of this year. The movie’s primary filming began on December 12, 2019, on the artist’s birthday, and was concluded in September 2021. The movie’s development was stalled for one and a half years as part of the COVID-19 outbreak shut down in India and Rajinikanth’s medical challenges in late December 2020. The majority of the movie was filmed at Hyderabad’s Ramoji Film City, with a few portions recorded in Chennai. At the festival of Diwali, the movie was launched on November 4, 2021.

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The emotive heaviness, unoriginal combat scenes, outmoded plot, dull exposition, antagonists, dramatization, script, duration, and diction were all panned by critics and audiences, however, Rajnikanth’s acting and soundtrack were praised. Despite this, the movie was a financial success, generating over 239 crores on a spending plan of 180 crores.
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