Manasilaayo: Internet swoons over Manju Warrier's dance in ...

Rajinikanth and Manju Warrier set the dance floor on fire in new Vettaiyan song, Manasilaayo. The first single from the Thalaivar-starrer was unveiled on September 9.

Manju Warrier and Rajinikanth danced to the Manasilaayo from Vettaiyan.

Actors Rajinikanth and Manju Warrier set the stage on fire with their dance steps in the Manasilaayo song from director TJ Gnanavel's upcoming film, Vettaiyan. While Rajinikanth won us all over with his charisma, it was Manju Warrier's look and her dance that made the Internet fall in love with her all over again. Anirudh Ravichander, who composed the first single Manasilaayo, danced alongside Rajinikanth in the song.

In the peppy dance number, Manju Warrier looked absolutely gorgeous in a red saree with a heavily embroidered blouse. She left her hair open and wore black sunglasses to complete her look. The lyrics of Manasilaayo are a combination of Tamil and Malayalam words.

An X user shared a clip from the song and wrote, "Manju Warrier simply nailed it. Biggest surprise and the best part of the song (fire emoji). Another user posted, "I started to fond #ManjuWarrier from Asuran then she give same tough acting with AK in Thunivu. Semma @ManjuWarrier4 mdm neenga. Now #Vettaiyan #Manasilaayo (sic)."

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Manju Warrier will be seen playing Rajinikanth's wife in Vettaiyan. In a recent interview, she mentioned that the film will be an out-and-out Rajinikanth movie and expressed her excitement in sharing the screen with him.

Here's the song:

Director TJ Gnanavel's Vettaiyan is gearing up for a grand release in theatres on October 10. Earlier, Suriya's long-pending film Kanguva was also supposed to release on the same day. But, Kanguva gave way for Vettaiyan, which will have a solo release.

Apart from Rajinikanth, the film's ensemble cast includes Amitabh Bachchan, Fahadh Faasil, Rana Daggubati, Ritika Singh, Manju Warrier and Dushara Vijayan in prominent roles. Produced by Lyca Productions, the film's music is composed by Anirudh Ravichander.