'Coolie': Rajinikanth returns with an ‘A’ certified after 36 years, A recap of Superstar's previous ‘A’ rated films

The makers have officially announced that the film 'Coolie', directed by Lokesh Kanagaraj and starring superstar Rajinikanth, has now received an 'A' (Adults Only) certificate after being reviewed by the censor board. As a result, fans expect the impact of fight scenes and violence to be high. It is said that this 'A' certificate was given to 'Coolie' without making any concessions, and to preserve the overall action of the film.Here's a closer look at it.While most of Rajinikanth's films have been given a U/A certificate, it is a rarity for his films to be given an 'A' certificate. Previously, Rajinikanth's films such as ‘Pudukkavidhai’ (1982), ‘Ranga’ (1982), ‘Naan Sigappu Manithan’ (1985), and ‘Urkavalan’ (1987) have also received an ‘A’ certificate. The last film of the actor to receive an ‘A’ certificate was ‘Siva’, released in 1989, and this was even before Shah Rukh Khan made his cinema debut. The fact that 'Coolie' is being released as a complete 'A' film after 36 years has created great excitement and nostalgia among fans.Since the impact of the story can only be felt by fully packing violence, emotion, and fight scenes without any deviation from the direction the story has taken, the makers have decided to release it with an 'A' certificate without making any changes. This is also appreciated by the fans, as there is a belief that this will be a film that will deliver 100% action in the style of Lokesh Kanagaraj, and the team's confidence boosts the buzz further.The audio launch event is scheduled to be held at the Nehru Indoor Stadium in Chennai today (August 2). The trailer will also be released at the same event at 7 pm. The songs from the film, ‘Chikitu’, ‘Monica’, and ‘Power House’, composed by Anirudh, have already become hits and have received a great response from the fans. Therefore, the film ‘Coolie’, which will hit the screens on August 14, has created great expectations among the fans.