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Starring Silambarasan in a dual role, 'Silambattam' is directed by Saravanan with Sneha, Prabhu, Santhanam, Kishore, and others. This rural entertainer was released in 2008 and is a superhit with its peppy songs by Yuvan Shankar Raja and charms by Silambarasan. The re-release of the movie is scheduled after a gap of two decades on February 6, the day of Simbarasan's birthday.

Fans gear up for the re-release of 'Silambattam'

Moreover, the release is confirmed by the makers; thus, the anticipation on Simbu's fans' side also makes sense since they are interested in watching the film again within two decades. The proximity of the re-release of the film to Simbu's birthday also makes things special for fans, as it serves as a marker for the actor's career thus far. There are many other features her fans are also recalling about the film's exciting energy, its action scenes as well as wonderful dialogues, for which the film was appreciated at the time of its original run, which are also expected to come back into the theatres now.

Re-release culture gains momentum in Kollywood

The re-release of successful movies is a popular trend for the last couple of years, with ‘Ghilli’, ‘Padayappa’, and ‘Mankatha’ among others all doing well at the box-office on rereleasing. The upcoming re-release of ‘Silambattam’ is taking advantage of the trend and hopes for the same success. With all the elements of romance, action, music, and retro effect, the movie is likely to hold the interest of both the fans and newer audiences interested in learning about Silambarasan's initial works. There is also excitement about the rerelease of some iconic Tamil movies to watch on the big screen.

Silambarasan is busy with the filming of 'Arasan'

Besides the re-release of ‘Silambattam,’ Silambarasan is also acting in ‘Arasan,’ which is the actor’s initial project alongside director Vetri Maaran . The film’s crew has finished working on its schedule at Kovilpatti and is expected to move on to the next one in Chennai. The major actors of the film, including Vijay Sethupathi, are supposed to complete goodbye scenes and leave for the Chennai schedule, as the film must be shot predominantly in Chennai.