‘Cool’ Censor Surprise: Five Rajinikanth movies which got ‘A’ certificate

Reports said that a Rajinikanth film has received a ‘A’ certificate from CBFC after 36 years. While violence and fierce scenes are common in a Lokesh Kanagarj film, Rajinikanth has a reputation for family audiences.

He said, in recent times, the superstar has been experimenting with subjects that were led by Nirman Nayak involved in violent activities. Jailor, time And Kabali The violent sequences were unwanted Rajinikanth’s unwanted Rajinikanth.

While many of Rajinikanth’s’ e-respected films have become blockbusters in their brilliant career, some of them have failed at the box office. There is a look at five Rajinikanth films, which have received a ‘A’ certificate from the censor board.

‘Nan Sigappu Moneythan’ (1985)

Rajinikanth plays the role of a Robin Hood in this action thriller. Directed by SA Chandrashekhar, the film is a remake of Hindi film Aap ki awaaz (1984), starring Raj Babbar. Rajinikanth plays a Tamil professor Vijay, who is forced to turn into a vigilance due to hostile circumstances. With music from ilaiyaraaja, Naan Sigappu Moneythan There is a gore and violent drama.

‘Nan Mahayan Alla’ (1984)

Remake of 1978 Shatrughan Sinha film Vishwanath (1978), The Tamil film is directed by SP Muthuraman. Rajinikanth played the role of a lawyer named Vishwanath. The film, which moved to taste the commercial success, is an action -filled drama, which has a fierce performance from ‘Superstar’. Interestingly, the film was initially titled Naan Gandhi Allah.

‘Netrican’ (1981)

Rajinikanth played a dual role in this SP Muthuraman film. While VISU wrote the story and dialogues for the film, K Balachender gave the screenplay for the script Netricancan. Rajinikanth received praise for depicting a crooked middle -aged woman called Chakravarti. The film revolves around the clash of a father-son, in which Rajinikanth ensures both the characters.

‘Pudukwithi’ (1982)

Kannada blockbuster remake Na Naina Marelere In romantic drama, Jyoti and Sarita Star in front of Rajinikanth. Superstar stood out as a motorcycle champion in the Tamil blockbuster.

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‘Shiva’ (1989)

Rajinikanth closes horns with Raghuvaran in this action drama. Amirajan is a remake of the direction Hindi drama Khoon Pasina (1977). The film is considered one of the biggest box office failures in Rajinikanth’s career.

Lokesh Kanagarj has emphasized in interviews that violence will not be compromised Coolie. It remains to be seen whether the much -awaited film will be the most violent Rajinikanth film ever.