The
last
time
when
KS
Ravikumar
directed
Rajinikanth
with
AR
Rahman's
musical
touch,
the
film
titled
Padayappa
went
to
become
a
mega
blockbuster.
In
the
1999
film,
there
was
a
famous
dialogue
delivered
powerfully
by
Superstar
Rajinikanth,
"Kanna
idhu
chuma
trailer
thaa
ma..innu
main
picture-a
paakla,
paatha
aadiduve" which
roughly
translates
to
"this
is
only
the
trailer,
you
are
yet
to
see
the
main
picture".
Well,
Lingaa
trailer
has
been
released
and
Rajinikanth
would
be
hoping
that
his
Padayappa
dialogue
will
hold
good
for
his
upcoming
movie
Lingaa.
Not
only
Rajinikanth,
but
the
entire
Lingaa
team
will
be
hoping
for
it
to
happen
as
the
trailer
is
much
more
than
a
treat
to
all
Rajinikanth
fans.
Apart
from
looking
slick,
the
pictures
are
magnificent
and
opulent.
Nobody
would
believe
Rajinikanth
is
a
64
year
old
actor
if
they
are
looking
him
for
the
first
time
in
the
trailer.
Stunt
sequences
look
as
real
as
it
can
get
where
stunt
choreographer
Lee
Whittaker's
touch
is
apparent.
Even
in
the
sequences
which
takes
us
back
to
the
pre-independence
era,
Rajinikanth
looks
modern
and
stylish
which
is
a
guaranteed
treat
for
Thalaivar
fans
across
the
globe.
The
trailer
opens
up
to
display
a
group
of
rather
unfortunate
and
poor
people
and
Rajinikanth
swoops
in
to
rescue
them.
Then
the
trailer
boasts
of
some
fantastic
edifices
and
shows
Anushka
Shetty
in
two
different
avatars.
Sonakshi
is
seen
as
a
village
girl
and
then
comes
the
much
talked
about
fight
sequence
on
top
of
a
running
train
which
shows
Rajinikanth
as
a
ruthless
toughie.
Rajinikanth
steals
the
show
as
far
as
the
trailer
is
concerned
and
it
would
definitely
not
be
different
in
the
movie
as
well.
KS
Ravikumar
surely
knows
how
to
portray
Rajinikanth
in
his
films
and
Lingaa's
trailer
offers
exactly
that.
Watch
out
for
some
typical
Rajinikanth
punch
dialogues,
grand
sets,
Rajinikanth's
style
and
his
surprisingly
new
way
of
walking
which
is
more
of
a
hop.
If
the
movie
offers
something
similar
to
what
the
trailer
has
offered
then,
it
might
just
set
new
box
office
records
in
India.