Jana Nayagan: Thalapathy Vijay Fans Compare Actor To Superman, Drawn Similarities With Hollywood Film Poster

Thalapathy Vijay is all set to be seen in director H Vinoth's political action drama Jana Nayagan. The movie which is set for a grand Pongal 2026 release, 9 January is one of the most-anticipated projects

in Tamil cinema. Now, the makers have dropped a new poster from the film, creating excitement among fans. KVN Productions, the production banner behind the film took to social media to share the latest image from the it, creating a curiosity among fans.

New Poster From Vijay's Jana Nayagan Inspired From Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice? Fans Hail Thalapathy's Star Power

The post dropped by the makers read "Let's Begin'. The image features Vijay sporting a rugged look, wearing his sunnies, while a sea of people attempt to catch his aura by extending their hold on to him. Soon, fans took to social media to draw comparison to the Hollywood poster of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. One fan posted "Thalaiva waiting" while sharing the poster, another poster "finally a big update on the way". A fan posted "Thalapathy our symbol of hope".In the film Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice, features a scene from this poster where Superman rescues a young girl from the fire. Soon as he does it, he’s smiling, as he reunites the child with her mother. Later, everyone begins nearing him to touch him. This scene is also inspired by a comic strip from Peace on Earth by Alex Ross and Paul Dini.

It has to be seen if director H Vinoth has adapted the comic-book and film scenes for Vijay in the much-awaited biggie.In a recent chat with a media portal, editor Pradeep Raghav said, "If I say anything about Jana Nayagan, they will throw me out of the movie. But there are many exciting things to say. I am also waiting anxiously. So, there should be a time for that. The movie is coming out well. Vijay sir's Vijayism is 100% seen in the movie. The movie has a lot of elements for that,".

The film's ensemble cast also includes Mamita Baiju, Prakash Raj, Gautham Vasudev Menon, and others. Anirudh Ravichander has composed the music.