Thangalaan, a Tamil movie featuring actor Vikram in the main role, will be released on August 15th, coinciding with Independence Day. The film, helmed by director Pa Ranjith, has generated significant buzz among audiences. Here is a comprehensive overview of what to expect from this highly anticipated film.
Thangalaan’s arrival in theatres has been long-awaited, but it is finally scheduled to debut this August. The film is slated for release on August 15, coinciding with Independence Day weekend. It will be sharing the release date with Keerthy Suresh’s Raghu Thatha, Prashanth-starrer Andhagan, and the horror thriller Demonte Colony. Thangalaan is highly anticipated in the Tamil cinema industry this year and marks Vikram’s next release after Ponniyin Selvan 2. Thangalaan’s producers recently unveiled the film’s trailer. This period-action drama shows viewers what to expect, showcasing Vikram as a tribal chief on a quest for gold in the Kolar Gold Fields. Filled with thrilling action scenes, the trailer also teases Malavika Mohanan’s role as a sorceress.
Vikram stars in the main role in Thangalaan; this marks his first collaboration with Pa Ranjith. Parvathy Thiruvothu, Malavika Mohanan, Pasupathy, Hari Krishnan, Daniel Caltagirone, and others have significant roles in the movie. Parvathy portrays Vikram’s spouse, while Malavika portrays a sorceress who will have a divine intervention in the story. Pa Ranjith is the writer and director of the movie, and Tamil Prabha is the co-writer. The film is a collaboration between Jio Studios, Studio Green, and Neelam Productions. Kishor Kumar is the cinematographer, while Selva RK is responsible for Thangalaan’s editing. The music for Thangalaan is composed by GV Prakash.
Thangalaan is a historical drama set before Independence. It focuses on the discovery of gold in the Kolar Gold Fields by a group of tribal workers hired by the British. Thangalaan has successfully undergone the censor formalities and has obtained a U/A certificate. The movie reportedly features intense action scenes. Netflix has acquired Thangalaan’s post-theatre rights. Following its theatrical release, the film will be accessible on the streaming service. Thangalaan is set to hit the screens in various languages, such as Tamil, Malayalam, Telugu, Kannada, and Hindi.
