Makkal Selvan Vijay Sethupathi, celebrated for his versatile roles and boundary-pushing performances, continues to impress audiences with his transformative acting. The National Award-winning actor has taken on diverse characters, from his role in "Farzi" to playing a villain in "Jawan." Now, he arrives as "Maharaja" in his milestone 50th film.

The recently released trailer of "Maharaja" has piqued interest with its intriguing premise. Sethupathi plays a barber who owns a saloon shop. The story kicks off with him visiting the police station to file a missing complaint. When the police inquire about the missing item, he cryptically mentions "Lakshmi," making hand gestures without revealing whether it is money, his wife, or something else. This mystery leaves the police and the audience confused and curious.

Adding to the film's allure, acclaimed Bollywood director Anurag Kashyap appears in a negative role, having already showcased his villainous chops in "Anjali IPS." The trailer's dark tone, coupled with its suspenseful narrative and action sequences, promises a thrilling experience filled with twists and turns.

The stellar cast includes Mamta Mohandas, Natty (Natraj), Bharathiraja, Abhirami, Singampuli, Aruldoss, Munishkanth, Vinoth Sagar, Boys Manikandan, Kalki, and Sachana Namidass. The film is produced by Sudhan Sundaram and Jagadish Palanisamy, with Nithilan Saminathan serving as both writer and director. The music is composed by Ajaneesh Lokanath, with Dinesh Purushothaman as the director of photography, Philmon Raj as the editor, and Anl Arasu as the stunt director.

With Vijay Sethupathi's captivating performance and a strong supporting cast, "Maharaja" is poised to be a memorable addition to his illustrious career. Audiences are eagerly awaiting its release to see how this thrilling narrative unfolds. Expectations soared with the interesting teaser and trailer and movie lovers are waiting eagerly to enjoy Vijay Sethupathi's another stunning and breathtaking performance on the big screen when the film hits the theatres in an extravagant manner.