'Superstar' Rajinikanth's Jailer is gearing up for a huge release in theatres worldwide on August 10 and the film directed by Nelson Dilipkumar under the prestigious Sun Pictures banner is set to take a massive opening as overseas advance bookings have already begun in several countries, with tickets getting sold out like hotcakes. With the ticket bookings for Jailer yet to start in Tamil Nadu, South India, and the rest of the country, 'Rockstar' Anirudh Ravichander has now posted his reaction on social media after watching the film during a private screening.
Taking to X, Anirudh posted his Jailer review in the form of three sets of emojis, which has been receiving a super-enthusiastic response from Rajinikanth's ardent fans, who have now amped up their celebrations. The blockbuster composer shared in his post the collision emoji, followed by the person raising both hands in celebration emoji, and the trophy emoji, thus implying that the film is an out-and-out entertainer to be enjoyed in cinemas starting next week. Fans will know that Anirudh isn't one who usually shares his reviews for films he is a part of before their release and the hit music director's reaction after witnessing 'Superstar' Rajinikanth in action in Jailer has only added to the tremendous excitement surrounding the film.
Jailer 💥💥💥🏆🏆🏆🙌🙌🙌
— Anirudh Ravichander (@anirudhofficial) August 4, 2023
Jailer is set to be a big comeback for both Rajinikanth and Nelson Dilipkumar after each of their previous films, Annaatthe (2021) and Beast (2022), ended up getting mixed feedback despite turning out to be phenomenal successes at the box office. The upcoming film's music composed by Anirudh is already ruling the playlists, with the 'Kaavaalaa' and 'Hukum' songs leading the way as fans now wait for him to once again weave his magic in the background score department. Sun Pictures too will be looking to strike big with Jailer at the box office after hitting the bullseye in their previous collaborations with Rajinikanth in films Enthiran (2010), Petta (2019), and Annaatthe.
