Rajinikanth meets Napoleon again; ‘Ejamaan’ reunion sparks nostalgia, viral video revives 90s film memories

In a heartwarming moment that has deeply moved Tamil cinema fans, a video of Superstar Rajinikanth and actor-turned-former Union Minister Napoleon reuniting has gone viral. The two co-starred in the iconic film 'Ejaman,' and their recent meeting has sparked widespread emotion across social media. Amidst this touching reunion, Napoleon has openly shared his experiences working on 'Ejaman' and reflected on the film's lasting impact.

Napoleon lives in the US with his family (H2)

Napoleon, introduced by Bharathiraja through the film 'Pudhu Nellu Pudhu Naathu', made many successful films as a leading hero in the 90s. He was not only an actor but also a singer, and later served as an MP from the DMK and a Union Minister. Napoleon, who is married to Jayasudha, has two sons. He immigrated to the US with his family due to the health problems of his eldest son, Dhanoosh, and currently manges a software company.

Napoleon interacts with Kamal Haasan and Rajinikanth (H2)

Whenever he visits India, Napoleon typically makes it a point to meet his close friends, and he recently reconnected with Kamal Haasan. A video of him visiting Rajinikanth at his residence, accompanied by a family member, is currently going viral on social media. This off-screen reunion of the two stalwarts has undoubtedly captured widespread fan attention.

Napoleon reveals interesting behind-the-scenes moments from 'Ejamaan' (H2)

Playing the antagonist Vanavarayan in 'Ejaman,' Napoleon recalled how his portrayal effectively generated hatred among the audience. Initially, Rajinikanth himself expressed skepticism about Napoleon's casting as the villain, questioning, "He looks like a very young boy, will he be suitable as a villain?" However, director R. V. Udayakumar confidently stood by his choice. Napoleon emotionally shared that after witnessing his performance in the film, Rajinikanth himself offered heartfelt praise, validating Udayakumar's decision.