Telugu directors heap praises on Chiranjeevi for his Guinness Record.Chiranjeevi: A Beacon for Telugu Cinema, Inspiring Generations of Filmmakers.
Chiranjeevi, the undisputed "Megastar" of Telugu cinema, continues to inspire awe and admiration not only among his fans but also within the industry itself. His unwavering dedication, professionalism, and generosity have left an indelible mark on the hearts of countless filmmakers, who consider him a guiding light.
Aamir Khan, the Bollywood superstar, recently declared himself a "huge fan" of Chiranjeevi, echoing the sentiments of many in the Telugu film industry. Chiranjeevi's career spans an impressive 45 years, during which he has starred in 156 films, cementing his place as a legend.
Venu Yeldandi, director of the critically acclaimed "Balagam," shared his deep admiration for Chiranjeevi, stating, "You can say, he is a god for me." He recalled his decade-long wait to act alongside Chiranjeevi, fulfilling a dream with their recent collaboration in "Bhola Shankar." Yeldandi praised Chiranjeevi's professionalism and his ability to create a harmonious environment on set.
K.S. Ravindra, popularly known as Bobby Kolli, who directed Chiranjeevi's 155th film, "Waltair Veerayya," shared his own personal journey with the megastar. From a fan who took a prized photograph with Chiranjeevi in 2003, Bobby Kolli eventually got to work with him, witnessing firsthand his incredible work ethic and generosity. He recounted a heartwarming story of Chiranjeevi spending three hours with his father during a difficult time, exemplifying his kind nature.
Sai Rajesh, director of the film "Baby," shared his own experience of being overwhelmed by a call from Chiranjeevi after the film's success. He revealed that Chiranjeevi, recognizing Rajesh's fandom, volunteered to attend the film's success meet as a guest, demonstrating his humility and support for young filmmakers.
Bobby Kolli attributed Chiranjeevi's enduring success to his unwavering commitment to hard work and his genuine connection with the industry. "He is something else. Even now he is not afraid of hard work," he stated. "He could take it easy, after all he has the industry running behind him. But, just like ever, when he commits to a film, he is ready to start his day at 5.30 in the morning."
Chiranjeevi's legacy extends beyond his remarkable filmography; he is a true inspiration, a guiding force for young filmmakers, and a testament to the power of dedication, hard work, and kindness in the world of cinema.