Rajinikanth Fans Are Coming Up With Crazy Ideas To Celebrate The Release Of 'Kabali', What Is Yours?

From London To Mumbai

"For the premiere, I'm flying down to Mumbai from London and taking part in the early morning pooja and then the procession to the Aurora theatre in Matunga where a bunch of similar diehards will do the 'pal (milk) abhishekam' followed by the first day first show," Naman has said.

High Hopes For Kabali

Naman, the writer of independent film Brahman Naman, is excited about Kabali mainly because; "This is the first time in a long time that Thalaivar has entrusted a film to a new generation director (Pa. Ranjith). Madras (Ranjith's last Tamil film) was amazing so I have high hopes for Kabali."

Fans From USA

For Srinivasan Sankar, a Global Data Officer for an insurance company in the Greater Boston area, Kabali will be another "crowning glory" in Rajinikanth's career. "I've never missed Thalaivar FDFS as far as I remember from 'Velaikkaran', 'Rajadhi Raja' and 'Mappillai' days, he said.

A 10 Hour Drive

"After I migrated to the US in 1995, it continued with 'Muthu'. There's a nice story here. In the late 1990s, movies won't show up in Boston in the first or second week. So I drove 10 hrs to Washington DC to watch 'Arunachalam' FDFS," said Srinivasan.

First Show In Boston

"I'll watch the 11 AM show. That's the first show here in Boston which is also one of the first shows along with Atlanta, New York, etc in the US. Since it's a weekday, we plan to have the first day celebrations later in the evening during the prime-time shows," Srinivasan said.

'Kabali' Craze In Bangalore

Bangalore based techie-turned-film critic Uday Senan will be watching Kabali with random strangers he invited through a Facebook post. "The only common factor between all of us is our love for Rajinikanth. In an open post on Facebook, I've invited genuine Thalaivar fans whom I've never met, to join me to watch the film FDFS," said Uday.

Upsetting The Boss

"In 2007, a large group of us from school watched Sivaji. Seven of us from that group will be reuniting to watch Kabali. I've applied for leave from work and my boss is upset that I've motivated a few others to take leave too," Uday added.

All Roads Lead To Chennai..

Lalith, who works in a managerial position in Bangalore, will be flying to Chennai along with his friends to watch the first day first show. "His films come once in two years, so it's totally worth it," he has said.

FDFS in Chennai

"I've already blocked tickets for the FDFS in Chennai. My friends from Mumbai and Hyderabad are flying down to watch the film. It's good to be watching 'Kabali' at a place where it's celebrated the way it's supposed to be," Lalith added.