2.0 Trailer: The Epic Clash Between Rajinikanth & Akshay Kumar Is Worth Watching

Finally the trailer of Rajinikanth and Akshay Kumar's much awaited film '2.0,' which is the second installment to 2010 "Enthiran", has been released on YouTube on November 3 and is absolutely astonishing. The trailer of the much anticipated movie was released in "Chennai". The movie also star Amy Jackson in the lead.

The trailer is amazing mix of special effects and is a piece of mind boggling VXF like of which audience have never been in the Bollywood industry. In the film, Rajinikanth reprising the roles of Dr. Vaseegaran and Chitti.

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The trailer starts with a dialogue "all cellphone users are murderers" by  Akshay Kumar, who is playing the role of an evil scientist Dr.Richard. After watching the trailer, you'll understand that Dr. Richard is on a mission to destroy the whole of humanity by hijacking all their cell-phones.  

According to the media reports. the movie has been made with a whooping budget of Rs 600 crore, which is being speculated to be one of the most expensive movie ever made in the industry.

Talking about the film, Akshay, who is making his debut in the southern film industry, said that he is honoured to be a part of a Rajinikanth starrer.

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"I am so honoured to be here. I can’t explain my feelings. I can’t thank Shankar sir (film's director) enough for the opportunity. And Subaskaran, big thanks,” said Akshay Kumar at the trailer launch.

Looking forward to take you along, to our #2point0 world! #2Point0Trailer 3 DAYS TO GO!!! #2Point0TrailerOnNov3 #2Point0FromNov29 pic.twitter.com/sFprlOtBwS

— 2.0 (@2Point0movie) October 31, 2018

Directed by S Shankar, the film is releasing on November 29. The film is produced by Subaskaran and it has the music by AR Rahaman. The film is releasing in three languages - Hindi, Tamil and Telugu.

The film also stars Adil Hussain and Sudhanshu Pandey in important roles.