Rajinikanth symbol of hope for common people It would not be an exaggeration to say that Rajinikanth is such a person who has proved the saying of coming from the floor to the harem to be true.
There are many people in the world who have achieved great successes, but the way Rajinikanth has created history in the absence and struggles, very few people in the whole world would have been able to do so.
From a carpenter to a porter, a porter to a BTS We can think of how hard the journey of a conductor and a conductor will be until the world's most famous superstar.
Not only Rajinikanth's life but also the film journey has been filled with many ups and downs.
Rajinikanth may have done more than the hard work and sacrifice required for the place where Rajinikanth is in control today.
• Struggling childhood
Rajinikanth was born on 12 December 1950 in Bangalore, Karnataka to a very middle-class Marathi family. He was the youngest of his four siblings.
His life was full of difficulties from the beginning, he had lost his mother only at the age of five. The father was a sergeant in the police and the financial condition of the house was not good.
Rajinikanth started his work as a porter in his youth, then he started working as a bus conductor in BTS.
• Rajinikanth's style
Even as a conductor, he was no less than a star. He was famous among passengers and other bus conductors for their different style of ticket cutting and whistling.
Due to drama on many forums, there was always a hobby for films and acting and the same hobby slowly turned into a passion.
So he quit his job and joined Adyar Film Institute, Chennai. During a play at the institute there, the then famous film director K.K. Balachander looked at Rajinikanth and he was so impressed with Rajinikanth that he offered to play a character in his film.
The name of the film was Apoorva Ragangal. This was Rajinikanth's first film, but due to his character being very small, he could not get the recognition he deserved.
But his acting was praised by every person who looked at him.
• Villain to Hero
Rajinikanth's film journey is no less than any film. He started off with a negative character and a villain character on screen, then did side roles and finally made a mark as a hero. Although Rajinikanth, director K.K. Balachander is considered his mentor but he got recognition from the director SP Muthuraman's film Chilakamma Cheppindi.
After this S.P. He first appeared as a hero in Oru Kelvikurri's next film. After this, Rajinikanth did not look back and lined up dozens of hit films. Basha, Muthu, Annamalai, Arunachalam, Thalapati are some of his best films.
Age does not matter
Rajinikanth has proved that age is only a number and if a person is determined to do something, age does not matter. Even at the age of 65, he still has the ability to give hit films like Shivaji - The Boss, Robot, Kabali.
The people of 65-year-old Rajinikanth are so crazy that Kabali movie earned 200 crores even before its release.
There was a time when, despite being a great actor, he was ignored for many years but he did not lose his courage.
This shows the confidence of Rajinikanth and the courage to not give up even in the opposite circumstances.
• Connected to the ground
Despite being such a big superstar, Rajinikanth is still attached to the ground. He looks like a normal person in real life outside of films. They wear dhoti-kurta in real life unlike other successful people.
Perhaps that is why his fans do not love him but worship him. It is well known about Rajinikanth that no one comes to him to ask for help, they do not send him empty handed. How much Rajinikanth is a favorite star, it can be ascertained that his fans have built a temple in his name in the south. Hardly any such star of the world has received such love and hospitality.
In the world of jokes, Rajinikanth is known as someone for whom nothing is impossible and Rajinikanth constantly proves this fact.
0 Comments