Lal Salaam Review: Aishwarya Rajinikanth Gets Massive Hit

After almost nine years, Aishwarya Rajinikanth is back with Lal Salaam. It’s good enough to make you cry at the climax. Super Star Rajinikanth with his extended cameo, Vishnu Vishal and Vikranth’s acting, humanity over religion, music composed by A. R. Rahman, and lastly, the perfect and emotional climax. This is called a movie. Lal Salaam is not just special for Super Star Rajinikanth with his extended cameo; there is more in it.

Aishwarya Rajinikanth’s ‘Lal Salaam’ has opened worldwide on a massive number of screens. The sports drama features a lengthy cameo by Aishwarya’s father, Rajinikanth, who supported her directorial debut after nine years. After Rajinikanth joined, the film gained attention and had a huge opening.

Let’s talk about the story and details of the movie.

Lal Salaam Review

Here is some information about Lal Salaam.

Cast: Superstar Rajinikanth, Vishnu Vishal, Vikranth, Senthil, Jeevitha, Thambi Ramaiah, Ananthika Sanilkumar, Vivek Prasanna, Thangadurai.

Director: Aishwarya Rajinikanth

Music: A.R. Rahman

Cinematography: Vishnu Rangasamy

Producer: Subaskaran Editor: B. Pravin Bhaskar

Story & Dialogues: Vishnu Rangasamy

Now, Lal Salaam movie based on true events in the 1980’s.

This is the story of a young Muslim boy who does not know anything or is infamous, but one day a priest predicts that this boy will become a good cricketer or will bring glory to the country. Vishnu Vishal and Vikranth are too good in the movie, but with a 40-minute extended cameo, superstar Rajinikanth steals the spotlight. The movie’s best part is not the action or drama, but the emotional moments. All moments are delivered properly.

The climax I don’t have a word to describe it. but its emotional climax delivered the message that humanity has taken over religion. The thing is, after a long time, I have seen this kind of movie without any big action, cheesy dialogues, and yes, not using any kind of messy things that make the movie too perfect

This movie has been released on over 1,000 screens worldwide. When I opened X, formally known as Twitter, this morning, only one thing appeared in my feed: “Lal Salaam.”