
After Rajnikanth’s ‘Muthu’ saw its way to Japan, Japanese audiences couldn’t have enough of Rajnikanth, dancing for his popular song ‘Thillana Thillana’. Since then Rajnikanth enjoys a solid fan base in Japan and many of his films get dubbed into Japanese and score roaring success over there. And hence to find Tamil speaking Rajnikanth’s fans in Japan will not come as a big surprise.
Anjena Kriti feels at home in Japan because of the hospitality she received from Tokyo Tamil Sangam founded by producer Hari. But of course finding Japanese taxi drivers speaking Tamil is a big thing to reminisce. Superstar Rajnikanth’s stardom surpassed inter and intra continental barriers long back.
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