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Since the announcement of the film, many fan made posters have gone viral on social media.
Tamil superstar Thalapathy Vijay is preparing to quit his film career to focus on his political career.
Meanwhile, on Saturday evening, KVN Productions shared details related to the actor's last film 'Vijay 69'. It is being told that in this film too, Vijay will be seen fighting for democracy.
The makers have shared this poster while announcing the film.
Makers shared the poster of the film The team of the film shared a post on social media in which they shared a video of scenes from Vijay's hit films without showing his face.
Thanks for entertaining us for 30 years Sharing it, the makers wrote, 'We are happy to announce that we have our first Tamil film. It's a festival. Love for Thalapathy.
We all have grown up with your films and you have been a part of our lives every step of the way. Thank you for entertaining us for over 30 years.'
In the video, the makers have given a glimpse of Vijay's fan following.
The film will be released in October 2025 This film will be released in October 2025. If reports are to be believed, after the release of this film, Vijay will take a long break from films and focus completely on politics.
The actor launched his political party earlier this year.
The party was launched on 2 February Vijay launched his political party 'Tamilaga Vetri Kazhagam' on February 2 this year. It means Tamil Nadu Vijay Party in Hindi. It is believed that actor Vijay will contest the assembly elections in 2026.
Said at the party launch event- I will keep doing films While launching the party in February, Vijay had said that he would not support any other party. Through the party, he would serve the people of Tamil Nadu and also continue working in films.
Did his acting debut in 1992 Vijay debuted as a lead actor in the 1992 film 'Naalaiya Theerpu' and went on to become one of the biggest stars of Tamil cinema. Vijay, who has acted in 68 films so far, has given blockbuster hits like 'Master' and 'Theri' in his career.
The actor's last film was Venkat Prabhu's 'The Greatest of All Time', which was released in theatres on September 5.
