Trailer Breakdown of ‘Coulie’: is Rajinikanth’s character in Lokesh Kanagaraj’s film inspired by the character of superstar from 1981’s ‘Thee’?

So, without too much ADO, let’s break the three -minute trailer and see what can happen for us when we can have Lokesh in the store. Coolie Hits the screen on 14 August. Again, the proper warning that is also concerned – only the perceptions based on the following trailer.

What is happening with Satyaraj and his torture chair?

From the trailer, it seems that experienced actor Satyaraj’s character serves as the moral center of Lokesh’s story. We see him operating in a hideout with an electric torture chair. This character is a father’s figure for some young women, including the character of Shruti Haasan, which brings us to the next prediction.

Are Satyaraj and Rajinikanth fighting sex trafficking in ‘Coolie’?

If LCU is about creating a drug-free society, the world Coolie It seems to deal with the social evil of sexual trafficking.

Even the opening dialogue, connects this theory about a new technology that can erase all the human marks from the world. Perhaps this technique helps the abduction of villain orphan women and get rid of it.

Interestingly, there is a shot of Nagarjuna’s anti -character, which is a wall of LED monitor, possibly speaking with its contacts around the world (this reminds me of a similar idea. the dark Knight RisesAnd praised Lokesh for Nolan Batman Movies, this can be another hat-tip).

If our perceptions from the trailer are correct, the story may focus on the fact that Satyaraj’s character – and a vibrant team of young women who have preserved for years – to avenge Nagarjuna’s human trafficking kingpin, who uses shipping containers to work. Saubin seems to be in charge of ports.

Satyaraj used his torture chair and a malignant serum to interrogate and execute the men of Nagarjuna, while Shruti has been tasked to settle the bodies.

Perhaps the tragedy when the attack seek the hideout of the villain Sathraj? And when he was played by his greatest, most deadly weapon – Dev, Rajinikanth. And as it is clear that it seems from the trailer, Satyaraj’s character can die in the film, after which an uncontrolled Dev captures the mission.

Is Deva Raja inspired by ‘you’?

The biggest highlights of the trailer are shots from a flashback portion, shown as coolie workers wearing blue uniforms to Rajinikanth and Upendra’s characters. According to many fan of rounds, it is a hat-tip for Rajinikanth’s 1981 film, yourIn which he played the role of a coolie worker named Raja.

A shot of the deity with a matchstick against his metal badge is out directly from the direction of R Krishnamurthy, and therefore is the last negative image of the deity that is shifting a cigarette between his lips from right to left.