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Back to Where It All Began: Lokesh Kanagaraj Returns to PSG CAS For Coolie Promo

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It was more than just a film promotion—it was a homecoming filled with emotion, nostalgia, and inspiration. The buzzing GRD auditorium of PSG College of Arts and Science lit up with excitement as director Lokesh Kanagaraj returned to the very campus, where his cinematic dreams began.

The occasion was the promotional event of Coolie, the much-awaited Rajinikanth-starrer that has fans across the country waiting with bated breath. The college, known for its vibrant student life, turned into a celebration zone as the event unfolded with grandeur.

Presiding over the event were Dr.T Kannaian, Secretary of the PSG College of Arts and Science and Dr. M Senguttuvan, Principal –Incharge of PSG College of Arts and Science. Vice Principals Dr.M.Jayanthi and Dr. M. Uma Rani also graced the occasion.Taking the stage amidst thunderous applause, Lokesh Kanagaraj paused for a moment to soak it all in. His voice carried a mix of humility and pride as he addressed the students.

“Fifteen years ago, I was seated right where you are. PSG CAS wasn’t just a college to me—it was a launchpad. It introduced me to the world, to ambition, and to the belief that I could become more,” he said. “Today, standing here as the director of Coolie, I feel incredibly proud and grateful. If you’re wondering how to succeed—just remember this: dream big, work hard, and never stop believing in yourself.”

The session didn’t end with his speech. What followed was a lively interaction with students who eagerly posed questions—from filmmaking techniques to overcoming self-doubt.As the event wrapped up, it left behind more than fanfare—it left behind hope, reminding every student that even the biggest names once began with small dreams in familiar classrooms.

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