(This article is authored by Alar)

Rajinikanth, the Superstar whose cinematic journey is woven with spiritual threads, traditionally ventures to the tranquil Himalayas here and there, is a known fact to all. The whispers reveal that, upon wrapping each film, he embarks on a quest to the mountains, to sip from the chalice of serenity and rekindle his essence.

Following a health skirmish in 2010, this tradition briefly dozed, only to stir awake again in 2018 after the triumphant endeavours of "Kaala" and "2.0." Yet, the pandemic's heavy hand forced a hushed interlude upon his escapades. But with the final curtain call of "Jailer," his latest release, Rajinikanth stands poised to dive back into his favourite journey to embrace the Himalayas.

Embarking on yet another soul-stirring voyage, the iconic Rajinikanth set foot in the ethereal embrace of the Himalayas this very morning (August 8), seeking a symphony of inner peace. No stranger to these mystical heights, Rajinikanth's aura has graced the Himalayan temples in times past. However, a four-year hiatus, courtesy of the relentless grip of COVID, kept him away from this sacred sanctuary. Now, his return to this hallowed haven after such a hiatus has stirred ripples of curiosity.

The anticipation soars as "Jailer," a Rajinikanth constellation, readies itself for a grand theatrical unveiling on the upcoming August 10. Predictions state with the energy of record-shattering Pan-Indian releases as the heightening of pre-booking acclaim. 

Helmed by Nelson Dilipkumar, this action-packed film bears the U/A blessing of the censor board. A ensemble cast, including luminaries such as Mohanlal, Shiva Rajkumar, Jackie Shroff, Sunil, Ramya Krishnan, Tamannaah, Yogi Babu, and Vasanth Ravi.

While the mountains walk of Rajinikanth's will extend for a week, whispers circulate that he's poised to embark on the voyage of "Thalaivar 170" upon his return. So far, whenever Rajinikanth has gone to the Himalayas during the release of his films, it is worth noting that all those films have become mega hits at the box office.