Rajinikanth v/s Aamir Khan highlight of Coolie and not Nagarjuna

Rajinikanth and Aamir Khan cameo ssequence was shot for 10 days and so is this an epic clash between two Superstars ? Aamir Khan is not an actor that any Director would use for just showing his face and not only that he costs a bomb. Aamir said that he did not hear what his role was as it meant working with Rajinikanth.

The source states, “Coolie will feature a power-packed action and confrontation sequence Rajinikanth and Aamir Khan. Known for his perfectionism, Bollywood actor had 10-day shoot schedule for Coolie for the scene that is beyond a mere cameo. The two icons will share screen space in a mass-loaded face-off, filled with intense dialogues, and gripping action.”

Yet another actor appearance in Coolie that is creating heat is that of Nagarjuna. Post Kubera, Nagarjuna’s clout in the viewers has increased and defunct fan clubs have now revived and started to say that it was Naf that saved Kubera in Telugu States and now gain in Coolie, he will do the same.

The music for the film is by Anirudh Ravichander, and the upbeat first single, Chikitu, has already caught the fancy of many online. With catchy beats and a tribute to Rajinikanth’s fanbase, the song is just the start of the movie’s mass appeal.
With Aamir Khan’s impactful cameo and Rajinikanth leading from the front, Coolie promises to be a full-on entertainer Coolie, directed by Lokesh Kanagaraj, is slated to release on August 14, 2025, just in time for the Independence Day weekend. The film itself has been made on a high budget of ₹350 crore and stars Nagarjuna, Upendra, Shruti Haasan, Soubin Shahir, and Sathyaraj in prominent roles.

Interestingly, while the Tamil version retains the title Coolie, the Hindi version is being called Majadoor, due to title conflicts with previous Bollywood films. Lokesh has also confirmed that Coolie is a standalone project and not a part of his Lokesh Cinematic Universe (LCU).

Raiinikanth’s Coolie’s stakes are sky-high, and it needs to collect near Jailer’s closing numbers to break even, and even in North India the film’s breakeven will be even more than Jailer’s closing.

Directed by Nelson, Jailer collected 625 Cr gross worldwide in its full run, and that will be the breakeven target for Lokesh’s Coolie.

  Nagarjuna recalled his reaction after reading the script, saying, “I liked it so much that I made Lokesh  come back six to seven times to work out my role! But now, if anyone asked me how my role in Coolie was, I’d answer it with one word: liberating. There was no pressure in how I acted… unlike, say, the character of Deepak that I play in Kuberaa. Deepak has to be a certain way all the time — even the manner in which he drinks a cup of coffee has to be decent. But in Coolie, all of that went out of the window.”