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Rajini's legacy continues

  • IndiaGlitz, [Saturday,May 17 2008]

Rajinikanth has yet again proved that he is the King of Kollywood. His ‘Chandramukhi’ and ‘Sivaji’ went on to create all box office records, while expectations are very high on his ‘Kuselan’ to be released soon.

Meanwhile, a yesteryear hit of Rajinikanth ‘Baasha’, has been re-released considering his fame among the film-buffs.

The movie featured Rajinikanth in an action-packed role is directed by Suresh Krishna. Nagma, Raghuvaran and Devan among others form part of the movie.

A movie based on underworld in Mumbai, ‘Baasha’ is one of the biggest hits in Rajini's career and a trend-setting movie in Tamil cinema.

The movie re-released after 12 years is still drawing good crowds in over half-a-dozen screens where it is being screened.

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