Madhavan Directorial Debut Film Rocketry The Nambi Effect Release Date

Actor R. Madhavan, who is making his directorial debut with 'Rocketry: The Nambi Effect', has shared the new poster of the film on his social media page. The crew has announced that the film will be released in theatres on July 1 and has been promoting the film in full swing. 

The story of this film is centred on the life of Nambi Narayanan, an ISRO scientist who was falsely accused. Fans are eagerly waiting to see the film starring Madhavan as a scientist.

On Instagram, Madhavan posted the first look poster with the caption, "NEW POSTER FOLKS — The story of a great scientist, a true patriot, who was turned into a villain in the blink of an eye. Rocketry The Nambi Effect releasing in theatres on July 1 2022."

Many celebrities are posting the first look poster of Rocketry: The Nambi Effect on their social media pages. There are lots of expectations over this film among the cinema lovers. Rocketry: The Nambi Effect will be released in Tamil, Kannada, Hindi, Malayalam and Telugu.

 When actor R Madhavan said about Shah Rukh Khan in a news agency, he said, "I mentioned about Rocketry to Shah Rukh Khan Sahab (sir) when I worked with him in Zero ...he vividly remembered it that during one of his birthday parties he asked me about the film's status and expressed his desire to be a part of the film. 

'I'm ready to play any role in the background. I want to be a part of this film, Khan Sahab told me. I thought he was joking. Two days later, my wife Sarita asked me to thank Khan Sahab for his kind words. I dropped a message to Khan Sahab's manager asking her to convey my gratitude to him, and I instantly got a text from the manager saying, 'Khan sir is asking about the dates of the shoot' and that's how he became a part of our film."

He also mentioned actor Suriya, "Be it Suriya or (Shah Rukh) Khan Sahab, none of them charged any fee for the film. They didn't even charge anything for the caravans, costumes and assistants. Suriya flew out to shoot in Mumbai along with his crew on his own money. He didn't even charge for the flights or for the dialogue writer who translated his lines in Tamil."