At Jailer audio launch, Rajinikanth reveals his life's greatest regret, begs fans not to make same mistake

Superstar Rajinikanth's charismatic speeches have long been a highlight of his movie audio release events, and the recent Jailer audio launch was no exception. In a heartfelt and extensive discourse, Rajinikanth delved into various aspects of his personal life, sharing his experiences while shooting for the film Jailer. A poignant moment arose when he addressed the issue of alcohol consumption, urging his fans to distance themselves from the harmful habit.

Rajinikanth candidly revealed his greatest regret in life — his struggle with alcoholism. He acknowledged that had it not been for his chronic battle with alcohol, he might have achieved even greater success in his career. "I humbly request you, with folded hands, to quit drinking," he implored his fans during the audio release event.

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The celebrated actor had faced a severe kidney ailment a few years ago, disclosing at an earlier event that around 60 percent of his kidney had been compromised , leaving him in a critical condition. In 2016, Rajinikanth underwent a kidney transplant in the USA, a life-saving procedure that granted him a renewed lease on life.

The star-studded audio launch event is set to be broadcast on SUN TV this Sunday starting at 6 PM. The event was marked by electrifying performances, including a live dance presentation by Tamannaah Bhatia to the hit track Kaavaalaa, while composer Anirudh Ravichander enthralled the audience with his rendition of the Jujubee song. Kannada superstar Shivarajkumar also graced the event, reminiscing about his profound respect and adoration for Rajinikanth. Veteran Hindi actor Jackie Shroff was also among the high-profile attendees.

Jailer, written and directed by Nelson, stands as one of the year's most highly anticipated films. on Wednesday, Sun Pictures, the production house behind the movie, unveiled the trailer generating positive reactions from all quarters.