Malayali beauty Malavika Mohanan, renowned for her captivating beauty and acting prowess, is set to showcase her versatility once again in the upcoming Tamil film, Thangalaan, releasing on 15th August. She portrays the role of Aarathi, a sorceress, in this highly anticipated movie.

On the occasion of Malavika's birthday, the Thangalaan team unveiled a special poster showcasing her striking transformation into a menacing character. The poster features Malavika with long braids, red paint on her face, intricate ornaments, and a fearsome weapon in hand, hinting at the intensity she brings to the role.

The makers expressed their appreciation for Malavika's dedication to the craft, stating, Anyone who dared to question her existence, knew it through her wrath. Wishing our strong and fierce, Aarathi, @MalavikaM_ a wonderful birthday and a gleaming year ahead.

Fans are eagerly anticipating Malavika's performance, predicting that director Pa Ranjith will bring out the best in her as a sorceress. Set in the Kolar Gold Fields, Thangalaan promises a raw and impactful narrative with Chiyaan Vikram leading the cast as a powerful figure. Parvathy Thiruvothu plays his wife, while Pasupathi, Harikrishnan Anbudurai, Preeti Karan, Muthukumar, and others complete the ensemble cast. The film is produced by KE Gnanavel Raja under the Studio Green banner.

Thangalaan, the highly anticipated film starring Chiyaan Vikram, has cleared its censor formalities, receiving a U/A certificate from the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC). This means the film is suitable for audiences of all ages with parental guidance. The runtime for the cinematic experience has also been confirmed at 156 minutes and 59 seconds, translating to a captivating two hours and 36 minutes.

Fans are eagerly awaiting Vikram's performance, especially following the intriguing trailer that has generated immense excitement. The film's unique vision, crafted by director Pa Ranjith, has also fueled anticipation. Adding to the anticipation, the film's soundtrack is composed by the talented GV Prakash Kumar.