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Pics: Rajinikanth's Surprise Visit To His Place Of Work Before Films
Tamil superstar Rajinikanth, who worked as a conductor in his young days, paid a surprise visit to a bus depot in Bengaluru on Tuesday.
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Rajinikanth: From Bus Conductor To The (Potential) Political Thalaivar
On screen he can do anything. But once the cameras move away, Rajinikanth has a remarkable down-to-earth persona. "(Because) nobody pays me to act in real life," the superstar, who enjoys a demigod-like status among the legions of his fans, said last year.
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Rajinikanth, The Boss: His Journey From Bus Conductor To 2.0
Rajinikanth, 66 today, has one of the most incredible stories of showbiz. Here's how he became Thalaivar
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Rajinikanth, The Boss: From Bus Conductor to Don Kabali
Rajinikanth, who is less a force of nature and more an entire weather system, returns to the screen this week in and as Kabali, a Malaysia-based mafia don. Directed by Pa Ranjith, the film co-stars Radhika Apte and Dhansika
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Kabali Fever: Only One Superstar, Says Bengaluru, Once Rajinikanth's City
One man told NDTV, "There is one sunlight. There is one moonlight. There is one god. There is only one superstar"
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Soundarya Rajinikanth: Dad took 31 years to be a star, give me 15
Rajinikanth, who rose from being a bus conductor to the meteoric heights of a Tamil cinema's superstar, enjoys a huge fan following.
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When passengers flocked to Rajinikanth the conductor
Rajinikanth amazed people by issuing tickets and returning the change in his trademark style when he was a bus conductor.
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What makes Rajinikanth a superstar at 62?
From a bus conductor to one of the most admired and worshipped actor in the world, the story of Shivaji Rao Gaikwad, later rechristened Rajinikanth, could very well make a good script for a blockbuster movie.
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Pics: Rajinikanth's Surprise Visit To His Place Of Work Before Films
Tamil superstar Rajinikanth, who worked as a conductor in his young days, paid a surprise visit to a bus depot in Bengaluru on Tuesday.
-
Rajinikanth: From Bus Conductor To The (Potential) Political Thalaivar
On screen he can do anything. But once the cameras move away, Rajinikanth has a remarkable down-to-earth persona. "(Because) nobody pays me to act in real life," the superstar, who enjoys a demigod-like status among the legions of his fans, said last year.
-
Rajinikanth, The Boss: His Journey From Bus Conductor To 2.0
Rajinikanth, 66 today, has one of the most incredible stories of showbiz. Here's how he became Thalaivar
-
Rajinikanth, The Boss: From Bus Conductor to Don Kabali
Rajinikanth, who is less a force of nature and more an entire weather system, returns to the screen this week in and as Kabali, a Malaysia-based mafia don. Directed by Pa Ranjith, the film co-stars Radhika Apte and Dhansika
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Kabali Fever: Only One Superstar, Says Bengaluru, Once Rajinikanth's City
One man told NDTV, "There is one sunlight. There is one moonlight. There is one god. There is only one superstar"
-
Soundarya Rajinikanth: Dad took 31 years to be a star, give me 15
Rajinikanth, who rose from being a bus conductor to the meteoric heights of a Tamil cinema's superstar, enjoys a huge fan following.
-
When passengers flocked to Rajinikanth the conductor
Rajinikanth amazed people by issuing tickets and returning the change in his trademark style when he was a bus conductor.
-
What makes Rajinikanth a superstar at 62?
From a bus conductor to one of the most admired and worshipped actor in the world, the story of Shivaji Rao Gaikwad, later rechristened Rajinikanth, could very well make a good script for a blockbuster movie.
