A Glimpse Of Mani Ratnam’s Spectacular Vision!

The
most
awaited

Ponniyin
Selvan
trailer
was
finally
launched
at
the
grand
audio
and
trailer
launch
event,
which
was
held
in
Chennai
on
September
6,
Tuesday.
The
Mani
Ratnam
project’s
official
trailer
was
revealed
by
legends
Rajinikanth
and
Kamal
Haasan,
in
the
presence
of

Ponniyin
Selvan‘s
cast
and
crew
members.
The
highly
promising
trailer
is
now
winning
hearts.

The
3.23
minute-long
trailer
of

Ponniyin
Selvan,
which
is
narrated
by
Kamal
Haasan,
provides
a
glimpse
of
Mani
Ratnam’s
spectacular
vision.
The
master
craftsman
brings
a
never-seen-before
visual
spectacle,
based
on
the
70-year-old
epic
novel
penned
by
Kalki
Krishnamurthy.
The

Ponniyin
Selvan
trailer
promises
that
the
audiences
can
expect
the
most
nuanced
cinematic
version
of
the
book.

Watch

Ponniyin
Selvan
trailer
here

The

Ponniyin
Selvan
trailer
first
introduces
three
leading
men
of
Mani
Ratnam’s
magnum
opus,
including
the
fierce
warrior
Adithya
Karikalan
(Chiyaan
Vikram),
the
noble
prince
Arulmozhi
Varman
(Jayam
Ravi),
and
the
adventurous,
happy-go-lucky
warrior
Vallavaraiyan
Vandiyadevan
(Karthi).
Next,
the
trailer
depicts
how
Vandiyadevan
travels
to
Kadambur
Palace
and
later
to
Thanjai,
upon
the
order
of
Adithya
Karikalan.

Later,
the
viewers
are
introduced
to
Ilayapiratti
Kundavai
Devi
(Trisha
Krishnan),
who
assigns
him
to
travel
to
Ilangai
(Sri
Lanka)
and
bring
back
Prince
Arulmozhi.
We
are
also
introduced
to
the
lead
antagonist
Nandini
(Aishwarya
Rai
Bachchan),
who
is
after
the
Chola
empire.
Meanwhile,
all
the
other
main
characters
including
Sundara
Cholar
(Prakash
Raj),
Alwarkkadiyan
Nambi
(Jayaram),
Chinna
Pazhuvettaraiyar
(R
Parthiban),
Periya
Pazhuvettaraiyar
(R
Sarathkumar),
Vaanathi
(Sobhita
Dhulipala),
Poonguzhali
(Aishwarya
Lekshmi),
Madhurantaka
Thevar
(Rahman),
and
others
make
appearances.

AR
Rahman’s
brilliant
original
score,
Ravi
Varman’s
splendid
visuals,
and
Thotta
Tharrani’s
extraordinary
production
design
assure
that

Ponniyin
Selvan
is
going
to
be
a
complete
visual
treat
for
the
Indian
cinema
audiences.
The
first
installment
of
the
Mani
Ratnam
directorial
will
be
releasing
in
five
languages
including
Tamil,
Malayalam,
Telugu,
Kannada,
and
Hindi,
on
September
30
this
year.