In Clash Of Titans, These Rajinikanth And Kamal Haasan Films To Re-release Together After 18 Years

In a remarkable convergence of cinematic nostalgia, two legendary actors, Rajinikanth and Kamal Haasan, are set to clash at the box office after 18 years. According to recent reports, their iconic films, Rajinikanth’s Muthu and Kamal Haasan’s Alavandhan, are scheduled for re-release on December 8, reigniting the excitement of their fans.

This clash marks a return to the box office face-off between the two superstars, the last of which occurred in 2005 with Rajini’s Chandramukhi and Kamal Haasan’s Mumbai Express. However, this time, it’s not about new releases but a re-release of their classic films, adding a unique touch to this cinematic clash.

Originally released in 1995, Rajinikanth’s Muthu, directed by KS Ravikumar, garnered immense success, becoming a super hit at the box office. Paired with actress Meena, Rajinikanth’s performance resonated with audiences, and the film achieved international acclaim, becoming the highest-grossing Indian film in Japan at the time.

On the other hand, Kamal Haasan’s psychological thriller Alavandhan, directed by Suresh Krishna, hit the screens in 2001. Despite not achieving significant business success during its initial release, Kamal Haasan’s performance received critical acclaim. The film, based on the novel Dhayam authored by Kamal Haasan, showcased his versatility as he portrayed a double role. Alavandhan also featured Raveena Tandon, Manisha Koirala, and other notable actors.

The clash between Muthu and Alavandhan adds a layer of nostalgia for fans of Indian cinema, creating anticipation for the re-release of these iconic films. It provides an opportunity for a new generation to experience the magic of these classics on the big screen.

The release on December 8 is expected to be a momentous occasion for fans of both Rajinikanth and Kamal Haasan, as they witness these cinematic gems once again gracing the theatres. The clash, not just of films but of two cinematic legends, is poised to be a celebration of Indian cinema’s rich history and the enduring popularity of these revered actors.