PremiumLeo Hindi poster: Thalapathy Vijay set to face off against Sanjay Dutt in the latest promo still
With this, the #LeoPosterFeat has come to an end, leaving fans enthralled
Leo's Hindi poster
Last Updated: 06.29 PM, Sep 21, 2023
The makers of Leo have been surprising fans with back-to-back posters in the last few days. It began by releasing a Telugu poster on Sunday that mentioned the caption 'Keep Calm and Avoid the Battle' on it. It was followed by a Kannada poster which had the caption 'Keep Calm and Plot Your Escape' on it.
The team didn't reveal anything on Tuesday as a mark of showing respect to Vijay Antony who lost his daughter in an unfortunate incident. Later, On Wednesday, the makers unveiled a Tamil poster that featured the caption 'Keep Calm and Prepare for Battle'.
Vijay set to face off against Sanjay Dutt in Leo's Hindi poster
The team has revealed the final surprise among the #LeoPosterFeat today. The Hindi poster has Vijay and Sanjay Dutt indulging in a fight. The former looks ferocious and seems hell-bent on finishing off the latter. The caption reads "Keep Calm and Face the Devil'.
This is the first poster from the film that features an actor apart from Vijay. Sanjay is expected to play a father to Vijay in the gangster drama. Film buffs are now curious to know how a conflict occurs in the life of the father-son duo.
New surprises loading for fans
As the poster-revealing series has come to an end today, fans are now looking forward to other promotional material the makers are going to come up with in the coming days. Cinephiles hope that the team will unveil interesting promo videos soon.
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Meanwhile, it is heard that the team is in talks with multiplexes in the north and Netflix in connection with its Hindi release. Since Leo's digital rights have been sold to the OTT giant on the condition of streaming the film after four weeks of theatrical release, it is heard that the multiplexes in the north aren't willing to screen the movie.