The plot, set in 1975, revolves around the first black-skinned hero of Tamil cinema, a concept rooted in Rajinikanth's journey, especially considering his debut film 'Apoorva Raagangal' released in the same year.

 The director also shared that the film will have a unique collaboration with some of the finest writers from the Malayalam cinema.

She ordered the producer of the film to remove that particular scene from September 1st onwards.

They are among the many Japanese fans who have been fascinated by Rajinikanth’s charisma and style ever since his film Muthu (1995) became a blockbuster hit in Japan.

Jailer is Nelson’s chance to redeem himself and to set his foot as a filmmaker, even more, stronger in the Tinseltown.

The song also features an irresistibly catchy beat section, enhancing the overall enjoyment and lively atmosphere of the musical piece.

Jailer is the story of Muthuvel Pandian, a strict yet compassionate jailer who learns that a gang is trying to rescue their leader from the prison, where he sets out to stop them.

Murugesan was a loyal servant of Rajinikanth’s character, who was also a hilarious coward and a source of comic relief in the film.

The lyric video's brilliance lies in its clever incorporation of the superstar's iconic punch dialogue, "Jujubee," which has become synonymous with Rajinikanth's indomitable style.

The title controversy has escalated after Sakkir Madathil held a press conference in Kerala and stated that he has requested Sun Pictures to change or modify the title of Jailer for its Kerala release.