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Rajinikanth was present at the pre-release event for Jailer 2 where he shared the stage with director Nelson Dilipkumar and spoke about their collaboration. Prefer HTon Google Nelson Dilipkumar’s Jailer 2, starring Rajinikanth in the lead role, is gearing up to hit screens on October 15. The film, which is a sequel to their 2023 hit Jailer, will see Rajinikanth reprise his role as Tiger Muthuvel Pandian. At the film's pre-release event, Rajinikanth spoke about his apprehension with sequels to his films and shared why he gave his nod to Jailer 2. (Also read: Jailer 2 shorter than first film; know runtime, CBFC certification details, and more of Rajinikanth-Nelson Dilipkumar film)Rajinikanth's iconic character, Tiger Muthuvel Pandian, will return in Jailer 2. What Rajinikanth saidAt the event, Rajinikanth said that he has been receiving several offers to do sequels of his films. He earlier said no to Petta 2, and even Baasha 2. The veteran star said, “I am generally not keen on sequels because I feel they take the first part and add a little extra flavour and turn it into another film.

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