The excitement surrounding Subedaar has grown into more than just anticipation for a new release, it has become a moment of collective celebration for Megastar Anil Kapoor. From longtime colleagues to younger contemporaries and members of his extended film fraternity, the response to the trailer has been overwhelmingly enthusiastic. Among the many voices applauding Anil Kapoor’s latest outing, one that stands out is that of South superstar Venkatesh Daggubati. Sharing the trailer on his social media, he wrote, “Such a riveting trailer… can’t wait to watch! Wishing my friend @anilskapoor and team all the very best for Subedaar 🔥.”
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The message, simple yet heartfelt, reflects the mutual admiration and camaraderie between two stalwarts of Indian cinema. At a time when Indian cinema is increasingly defined by pan-India storytelling, such gestures carry weight. The South industry’s public show of support underscores Anil Kapoor’s pan-regional appeal and enduring influence. It also highlights how stars continue to command admiration across linguistic and cultural boundaries.
The praise has been equally strong within Bollywood. Actors including Ranveer Singh, Vicky Kaushal, Rajkummar Rao, Abhishek Bachchan, Riteish Deshmukh, and several members of the Kapoor family including Kareena Kapoor have lauded Anil Kapoor’s intensity, screen presence, and fearless choice of roles. Their reactions collectively reinforce his reputation as a performer who consistently reinvents himself while maintaining his trademark energy.
Directed by Suresh Triveni, Subedaar promises a gripping, character-driven narrative centered on Arjun Maurya, a retired army soldier navigating layered emotional and personal conflicts. As Subedaar gears up for its release on 5th March, exclusively on Amazon Prime Video, the industry-wide applause sends a clear message that decades into his career, Anil Kapoor remains not only relevant but remarkably formidable, a star whose intensity, adaptability, and enduring fire continue to shine brightly across industries.