Feb 28, 2026 1:18pm IST
‘Texla’ Teaser: Aishwarya Rajinikanth’s Upcoming Movie Promises A Celebration Of Cinema
Aishwarya Rajinikanth is back with her next movie after the 2024 sports drama "Lal Salaam.” Today, Kannan Ravi Group shared the teaser announcing the title of the movie. It wrote, “Happiness in every little moment. All set to relive the nostalgia and rewind the magic. Presenting the Tamil title teaser of @krgoffl’s #Production9 – #Texla. An @aishwaryarajini film. @kannan_ravi_krg @deepak_ravi @itsyuvan @u1recordsoffl @srinath_viswanathan @sathish_pro @s2mediaoffl @decoffl #KRG09."
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The teaser shows a group of village kids sitting in a thatched hut waiting for something to start. A man outside stares at the overcast sky and tells the children that it looks like it won’t come out even today. Seeing the cloudy skies, the children run out of the hut looking to entertain themselves with something else.
A young boy in a printed shirt with a sad look on his face asks the man if they have to wait longer. The man consoles him, saying that this is something he cannot control. As the boys walk up the street, the man joyfully tells them to return. We can see that the sun has emerged from the clouds. The man uses a piece of glass to reflect sunlight on the film plate, and we can see the name “Texla.”
The boys celebrate with smiles lighting up their faces. Music composer Yuvan Shankar Raja is scoring music for this Aishwarya Rajinikanth directorial. In an earlier press note, Ravi Kannan Group stated, “We are a production house that firmly believes that cinema thrives on meaningful collaborations, as filmmaking is truly a collective art built on shared vision, passion, and trust."
“Texla” will be released in Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada, and Hindi, as the makers believe that the story has the scope to travel universally. This is one of the films Ravi Kannan Group is rolling out in the near future.
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