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The much-anticipated trailer of Jana Nayakudu (Jana Nayagan in Tamil), touted as the final film of Thalapathy Vijay, has been officially released, generating massive buzz among fans and political observers alike.

There have been widespread reports suggesting that the film is a remake of Nandamuri Balakrishna’s Bhagavanth Kesari. While neither director Anil Ravipudi nor Jana Nayakudu director H. Vinoth has offered complete clarity on the matter, the trailer strongly hints at similarities. The core plot and several key scenes appear to mirror those from Bhagavanth Kesari, indicating a clear narrative influence.

In terms of presentation, the trailer effectively showcases Vijay’s trademark energy, especially in the high-voltage action sequences that are designed to evoke loud whistles in theatres. However, the most striking aspect is the political layer revealed towards the climax, which closely aligns with Vijay’s real-life political ambitions.

Director H. Vinoth’s dialogues carry a strong political undertone throughout the trailer. Standout lines such as “I am a common man, but I do things in a superb way, which makes people call me a superman” and the reworked catchphrase “I am coming” (replacing the iconic “I am waiting”) clearly reflect Vijay’s active entry into Tamil Nadu politics.

The film boasts a strong ensemble cast featuring Mamitha Baiju, Pooja Hegde, Bobby Deol, Prakash Raj, Sunil, and Priyamani, adding further weight to the project. Recently, the pre-release event held in Malaysia witnessed unprecedented crowds, reportedly setting a new record for an Indian film event in the country.

The trailer concludes with the powerful slogan “Let’s Rise Together,” sending a clear message to Vijay’s global fan base—particularly in Tamil Nadu—signalling his intent to seek public support ahead of the upcoming Tamil Nadu Assembly elections.