Rajinikanth & Nagarjuna Set Screens Ablaze in ‘Coolie’ Trailer
Superstar Rajinikanth, King Nagarjuna, Lokesh Kanagaraj, and Sun Pictures Unleash the Goosebumps-Packed Trailer of ‘Coolie’
The highly anticipated film Coolie, directed by Lokesh Kanagaraj and starring Superstar Rajinikanth, has finally dropped its trailer—and it’s nothing short of a goosebumps-inducing spectacle. Continuing the success of his Lokesh Cinematic Universe (LCU), Lokesh teams up with the prestigious production house Sun Pictures to bring this action-packed entertainer to life.
Adding immense star power to the project, Coolie features Telugu superstar King Nagarjuna in a powerful and never-before-seen role. Fresh off the blockbuster success of Kubera, Nagarjuna’s presence in the film has created a massive buzz. The ensemble cast becomes even more exciting with the inclusion of Bollywood superstar Aamir Khan, who plays a key role in the story.
Ever since the release of the first look posters, teasers, and songs, the film has built an extraordinary hype. Chartbuster tracks like Chikitu, Monica Song, and Power House have already taken over playlists, setting high expectations. Now, the release of the Coolie trailer has taken the frenzy to a whole new level.
The trailer opens with a powerful dialogue by Nagarjuna:
“A man is born with his death already written—decided by whose hands he will die.”
This single line sets the intense and thrilling tone of the trailer, leaving audiences with goosebumps.
Rajinikanth makes a grand entry as Deva, backed by a rousing BGM that declares: “When he steps in, the ground shakes.” His unmatched style and larger-than-life swag are captivating. His dialogues and action sequences promise a full-blown theatrical experience and are sure to mesmerize audiences across age groups.
Nagarjuna’s look in the trailer came as a surprise to many—he appears in a rugged, raw avatar never seen before. His character seems to carry substantial weight in the narrative, and the trailer makes it clear that he’s a force to be reckoned with.
The appearances of Aamir Khan and Kannada superstar Upendra only add more power to an already star-studded lineup. Their brief glimpses promise impactful roles that will surely leave an impression.
Other notable actors like Sathyaraj, Soubin Shahir, Upendra, and Shruti Haasan also play significant and intriguing characters. Their roles seem crucial to the layered and intense world of Coolie.
Director Lokesh Kanagaraj has once again proved his mastery in world-building. The gritty, stylized world he has created for Coolie feels immersive and fresh. His direction, storytelling, and visual tone elevate the cinematic experience to the next level.
Anirudh Ravichander’s background score is another highlight of the trailer. The music builds tension and excitement, enhancing every visual frame with its pulsating energy. The BGM, in particular, hits all the right emotional and dramatic beats, delivering a next-level experience.
Cinematographer Girish Gangadharan has worked wonders behind the camera. The visuals are rich, grand, and cinematic, ensuring every frame feels like a visual treat. From lighting to color grading, the visuals are polished to perfection.
Producer Kalanithi Maran has backed the film under the Sun Pictures banner, and the production values are of an international standard. From sets to costumes to action choreography, everything looks top-tier and uncompromising.
Every single frame in the trailer screams grandeur and power. The trailer is loaded with action, drama, mass elements, and surprises, ensuring that expectations for the film have now doubled.
Leading distribution house Asian Multiplexes Pvt. Ltd., managed by D. Suresh Babu, Dil Raju, Sunil Narang, and Bharath Narang, has acquired the Telugu theatrical rights of Coolie for a record price. In the Telugu states, the film will be released in a grand fashion under Asian Suresh Entertainment.
Coolie is scheduled for a worldwide grand release on August 14, 2025, and all eyes are on what promises to be one of the biggest cinematic events of the year.
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