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[h=1]Rajinikanth-starrer Kabali’s special plane all set to take off, see pics[/h][h=2]Special flight decked with the superstar Rajinikanth's image as a promotional activity for Kabali.[/h]
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Special flight decked with the superstar Rajinikanth’s image, so that fans can be flown to see the first day, first show of Kabali in Chennai.When it comes to Rajinikanth, it doesn’t seem odd that a special flight be decked with the superstar’s image so that fans can be flown to see the first day, first show of Kabali in Chennai. And that is exactly what has happened.
The Tamil gangster movie, which has been written and directed by Pa Ranjith was scheduled to release on July 15, but there are reports that suggest it may be postponed to July 22. “The exact reason is still unknown but the makers are most likely to push the release by a week. The film will now release on July 22. As soon as the censor is done, the makers will officially announce the release date,” a source from the film’s unit told reporters.
This promotional activity, to creat a special aircraft, has been organised by the Malaysian carrier Air Asia, which is the official partner of the film, and keeping in-line with the same, Air Asia is working on this Kabali-themed aircraft.
See Pics: Kabali Special Plane All Set To Take Off With Rajinikanth’s Film, See pics
Air Asia released photographs of the special aircraft on Twitter. The tweet from the official handle of the airline acrrier read: “For all #Thalaivar fans! #Kabali is all set to paint the skies red with us. @superstarrajini @vcreations @amarabrol”.
The plane’s exterior has a huge image of Rajinikanth as the Malaysian gangster Don Kabali, along with the name Rajini Star and the name of the film branded all across the body of the aircraft.
The flight is being readied to fly fans from Bengaluru to Chennai for the first day, first show of Rajinikanth’s Kabali. The flight will connect 10 other cities, including Bengaluru, New Delhi, Goa, Pune and Kochi.
Also starring Radhika Apte, Kishore, Kalaiarasan, Dinesh, Ritwika, Dhansikaa and Winston Chao, the film is expected to release in over 2000 screens worldwide.
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Special flight decked with the superstar Rajinikanth’s image, so that fans can be flown to see the first day, first show of Kabali in Chennai.When it comes to Rajinikanth, it doesn’t seem odd that a special flight be decked with the superstar’s image so that fans can be flown to see the first day, first show of Kabali in Chennai. And that is exactly what has happened.
The Tamil gangster movie, which has been written and directed by Pa Ranjith was scheduled to release on July 15, but there are reports that suggest it may be postponed to July 22. “The exact reason is still unknown but the makers are most likely to push the release by a week. The film will now release on July 22. As soon as the censor is done, the makers will officially announce the release date,” a source from the film’s unit told reporters.
This promotional activity, to creat a special aircraft, has been organised by the Malaysian carrier Air Asia, which is the official partner of the film, and keeping in-line with the same, Air Asia is working on this Kabali-themed aircraft.
See Pics: Kabali Special Plane All Set To Take Off With Rajinikanth’s Film, See pics
Air Asia released photographs of the special aircraft on Twitter. The tweet from the official handle of the airline acrrier read: “For all #Thalaivar fans! #Kabali is all set to paint the skies red with us. @superstarrajini @vcreations @amarabrol”.
The plane’s exterior has a huge image of Rajinikanth as the Malaysian gangster Don Kabali, along with the name Rajini Star and the name of the film branded all across the body of the aircraft.
The flight is being readied to fly fans from Bengaluru to Chennai for the first day, first show of Rajinikanth’s Kabali. The flight will connect 10 other cities, including Bengaluru, New Delhi, Goa, Pune and Kochi.
Also starring Radhika Apte, Kishore, Kalaiarasan, Dinesh, Ritwika, Dhansikaa and Winston Chao, the film is expected to release in over 2000 screens worldwide.
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