Earlier the film's producer Lalit Kumar had earlier confirmed that the next big update of Leo will be on June 22, which happens to be Vijay’s birthday.

The makers are planning to go aggressive with the marketing in the Hindi belt, as they hope to cash in on Vijay’s growing popularity among the north Indian audience.

However, he also dropped a bombshell by saying that he heard that this film could be Rajinikanth’s last film before he quits acting for good.

He also revealed that he did not share many on-screen moments with the film's other major character, director Mysskin.

The duo had earlier worked together in films like Ghilli, Thirupaachi, and Kuruvi. Leo is also Trisha’s 67th film as an actress, a remarkable feat in her two-decade-long career.

He also promised that the event would be a spectacular event filled with A-listers and surprises.

He will also be seen in a small role in RJ Balaji’s upcoming film ‘Singapore Saloon’.

Fans have theorized that Leo could exist within the Lokesh Cinematic Universe (LCU), a shared fictional setting where films like Kaithi and Vikram could share characters and storylines.

He was pitted against Kamal Haasan’s character, Agent Arun Kumar Vikram, a black-ops team commander.