Superstar Rajinikanth, who recently celebrated the success of his much-anticipated film "Coolie," has reached a remarkable milestone—completing 50 years in the world of cinema. This landmark is being celebrated by his fan clubs with grand gestures, and the occasion has drawn congratulatory messages from all corners, including a special tribute from Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
On social media, PM Modi shared a heartfelt message along with a photo featuring himself and Rajinikanth:
"Congratulations to Thiru Rajinikanth ji on completing 50 glorious years in the cinema world. His journey has been historic, in which his different roles have left an indelible mark on the minds of people of different generations. I wish him continued success and good health in the times to come."
Fans and film lovers across generations have admired Rajinikanth’s diverse roles and the unique charisma he brought to each of his characters, making him an enduring icon not just in South Indian cinema but nationwide.
Rajinikanth Thanks the Fans and LeadersOn this double celebration—India’s 79th Independence Day and his golden jubilee in cinema—Rajinikanth also expressed his gratitude to his admirers. He posted:
Fan Clubs Celebrate in Classic Style"Happy 79th Independence Day to everyone… I thank all my fans (whom I call my gods) and the Chief Minister MK Stalin for their heartfelt wishes on my 50-year journey in the film industry."
Rajinikanth's fan clubs organized special programs for this achievement. One fan club announced a massive milk abhishek (anointing his cutout with 90 liters of milk) to mark his 50th year in movies. The festive mood was amplified by the release of "Coolie" on August 14, which stars Rajinikanth along with Nagarjuna, Upendra, Sathyaraj, Aamir Khan, and Shruti Haasan. The movie made a strong impression at the box office on its first day.
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