Ponniyin Selvan, directed by Mani Ratnam and based on the historical novel by Tamil novelist Kalki Krishnamurthy, is one of the most well-liked Indian films of the year. As befitted a production of this magnitude and grandeur, the trailer and audio premiere event for the film with music by AR Rahman, held at Chennai's Nehru Indoor Stadium on Tuesday evening, was lavishly staged and attended by the A-list of Hollywood.

One of the finest film events in recent memory, the launch featured amazing musical performances and commentary. The two leading lights of Tamil cinema, Rajinikanth and Kamal Haasan, talked with the cast, which featured Vikram, Jayam Ravi, Karthi, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan, and Trisha. Here are a few of the occasion's.

The charming relationship between Rajinikanth and Kamal

Would you want to sit down, Kamal?

"Rajini, no. I'll just remain still and pay attention to you."

At the event, it was obvious how close and bonded the two Tamil cinema celebrities were. The two actors have a connection to the director even if they don't appear in Mani Ratnam's best work because they did in movies like Nayagan (1987) and Thalapathi (1991). Kamal Haasan stated that Ponniyin Selvan has long been his "dream movie." 

MGR favoured carrying it out. My request for the rights was approved, but he gave me a deadline warning. At the moment, I was unsure of his motivation for saying it. I was aware of one thing, though: either Mani Ratnam or I would attempt to turn it into a film.

I'm glad he pursued his ambition. This will be a big victory for him.

Rajinikanth entertained the audience with humorous tales about filming Mani Ratnam's Thalapathi in Mysore before elaborating on why no attempt had been made to turn Kalki's renowned Tamil novel into a motion picture. "Most likely, the past's lack of a part-one, part-two concept is to blame. He said, "Despite being a voracious reader, I originally skipped reading Ponniyin Selvan since it was so lengthy; otherwise, cinema luminaries from the past wouldn't have let go of this subject. I was intrigued when I read Jayalalithaa Madam's remark that I may be a suitable casting choice for a film adaptation of the book, so I immediately began reading it. The narrative and writing in this book are excellent."

S. Ponniyin I relates the tale of Arul Mozhivarman (Jayam Ravi), who overcame a coup to ascend to the throne of the Chola dynasty. Vallavaraiyan Vandiyadevan (Karthi), a messenger for Aditya Karikalan (Vikram), who travels through the southern kingdoms to transmit the communications between the Cholas, would be the one who tells the tale. Additionally, a relationship between Aditya and Queen Nandini was alluded to in the movie's trailer (Aishwarya).

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