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GOAT Trailer Unveiled: Vijay's Latest Action Thriller Set to Dazzle in Tamil, Telugu, and Hindi

The much-awaited trailer for the film GOAT, starring Vijay, has finally been released, and it’s generating a huge buzz among fans. The trailer has quickly become a hit online, capturing the excitement of the audience. GOAT will be hitting theaters in Tamil, Telugu, and Hindi on September 5, offering a multi-language experience for moviegoers.

The trailer for GOAT, featuring the popular actor Vijay, has finally been released and it's creating a lot of excitement. The trailer gives a glimpse into a fast-paced action thriller that has fans eager for the film's release.

Directed by Venkat Prabhu, GOAT cleverly weaves some of Vijay’s iconic lines into the story, which has thrilled his fans. One of the standout features of the trailer is a new title card for Vijay that has sparked curiosity among viewers, with many speculating about hidden meanings and clues.

The movie's music, composed by Yuvan Shankar Raja, initially received mixed reviews, but his background score for the trailer has reinforced his reputation as a top-tier music composer.

GOAT is shaping up to be a unique time-travel fantasy drama. The trailer hints that Vijay will play dual roles—both as a father and his own son. To achieve this, the film employs advanced de-aging technology, allowing Vijay to portray characters from different generations.

With its blend of action, fantasy, and intriguing visuals, GOAT promises to be a thrilling cinematic experience when it releases in theaters on September 5, in Tamil, Telugu, and Hindi.

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