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2 days to Rajinikanth's Kaala: Fans can't keep calm

Two days are left for Rajinikanth's much-awaited film Kaala to hit the screens, and the frenzy around the film is growing stronger with each passing day. Chennai is also painting itself black, in sync with the theme of the film Kaala (the word means 'black') with merchandise and Kaala-special products hitting stores. Not just this, to celebrate the release of Kaala, a young team from CK Bakery, a new chain of bakery with over 48 outlets across the city, has come up with a special-edition Kaala cake.

All this and more in the latest episode of In Da Club.

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