Vaazhai: Mari Selvaraj's film is now set to hit theaters on August 23
Published On: 20 August 2024 | Kollywood | By: Team Moviekoop
Director Mari Selvaraj, known for his unique and impactful storytelling, is gearing up for the release of his next film, Vaazhai.
Set against a rural backdrop, the film aims to shed light on the challenges faced by villagers, focusing on the physical and emotional burdens symbolized by carrying a banana. The recently unveiled trailer has created significant buzz, hinting at the film’s exploration of these themes.
In Vaazhai, Nikhila Vimal plays a teacher, and her role is expected to highlight the importance of education within the community. The trailer suggests that the film will be another remarkable offering from Mari Selvaraj, who is known for his compelling narratives and thought-provoking cinema.
The cast of Vaazhai includes Ponvel, Raghul, Kalaiyarasan, J Sathish Kumar, Dhivya Duraisamy, and Janaki in key roles. The film features music by Santhosh Narayanan, further adding to its appeal. The trailer launch event in Chennai was a star-studded affair, with notable figures from Tamil cinema, including Vetri Maaran, Mysskin, Nelson Dilipkumar, Nithilan Swaminathan, Madonne Ashwin, Arun Matheswaran, GV Prakash Kumar, Kavin, Anupama Parameswaran, Dhruv Vikram, and Harish Kalyan in attendance.
Originally planned for a direct OTT release, Vaazhai is now set to hit theaters on August 23. It will face competition at the box office from Kottukkaali, starring Soori and Anna Ben, making for an exciting showdown between two highly anticipated films. Fans can look forward to a dynamic weekend of cinema.
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