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Thalapathy Vijay’s ‘First Roar’ from Jana Nayagan Unleashed on His Birthday!

Cine Reporter
In what is being hailed as a landmark cinematic moment, the makers of Jana Nayagan have unveiled the much-anticipated First Roar — a commanding first glimpse of #ThalapathyVijay from what will be his final film. Dropped on the occasion of the superstar’s birthday, the video is already creating waves across the internet, setting the tone for what promises to be a legendary swansong.
The 65-second teaser opens with Vijay’s voice saying, “You guys will live in my heart”, followed by a striking visual of him walking in a police uniform, lathi in hand, through what resembles a war-torn battlefield. It’s a shot that blends power, calm, and consequence — a signal that this farewell will be anything but ordinary.
Complementing the video is a newly released birthday poster that features Thalapathy Vijay seated regally on a leather throne, gripping a sword against a smoky, intense backdrop. The imagery speaks volumes — a king, a warrior, a leader — all rolled into one commanding presence.

Jana Nayagan carries immense emotional significance as Vijay’s final on-screen appearance. More than just a film, it marks the culmination of a career that redefined stardom — a tribute to the man who became a movement.

Directed by H. Vinoth, known for his compelling narratives and nuanced storytelling, the film also boasts music by Anirudh Ravichander, whose association with Vijay has consistently delivered blockbuster tracks.

Backed by Venkat K. Narayana under KVN Productions, Jana Nayagan is set for a grand worldwide release on January 9, 2026, perfectly timed for the festive Pongal weekend. With anticipation already at fever pitch, the film promises to be a spectacular send-off — a cinematic celebration of a legacy three decades in the making.

As the First Roar echoes across platforms, fans are uniting for one final journey with their beloved Thalapathy — a farewell soaked in power, pride, and unparalleled emotion.

By Keerti Kadam