Megastar Celebrates Milestone Achievement in Indian Cinema
Hyderabad: Renowned actor K Chiranjeevi, affectionately known as Megastar, received the prestigious Guinness World Records certificate on Sunday, recognizing him as the most prolific film star in the Indian film industry. This honor highlights his extraordinary career spanning 45 years, during which he has performed an astounding 24,000 dance moves across 537 songs in 156 films.
Chiranjeevi’s Journey: A Legacy of Dance and Film
At a special event held in Hyderabad, a Guinness World Records representative presented the certificate to Chiranjeevi, marking a significant milestone on September 20, 2024. “I never anticipated receiving a Guinness World Record,” Chiranjeevi expressed during the ceremony. “Dance has become an integral part of my life throughout my career.”
The date of the recognition is particularly meaningful as it coincides with the anniversary of his film debut on September 22, 1978.
A Celebration of Talent: Aamir Khan’s Heartfelt Tribute
Fellow actor Aamir Khan, who attended the event, shared his admiration for Chiranjeevi. “He is like an elder brother to me, and I am thrilled to see him honored in this way,” Khan said. He emphasized that Chiranjeevi infuses his performances with genuine passion, bringing his own heart into each song.
Pride for Telugu Cinema: Congratulatory Messages Flood In
Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy took to social media to congratulate Chiranjeevi, stating, “It’s a matter of pride for the Telugu people that our beloved Konidela Chiranjeevi has earned a spot in the Guinness World Records.”
Chiranjeevi’s illustrious career includes a vast array of films across multiple languages, including notable titles such as “Rudra Veena,” “Indra,” “Tagore,” “Swayam Krushi,” “Sye Raa Narasimha Reddy,” “Stalin,” and “Gang Leader.”
Honors and Recognition: A Testament to Excellence
Earlier this year, Chiranjeevi was awarded the Padma Vibhushan, India’s second-highest civilian honor, joining the ranks of esteemed personalities like Vyjayanthimala. This accolade follows his previous recognition with the Padma Bhushan in 2006, further solidifying his status as a cinematic icon.
Chiranjeevi’s incredible achievements not only celebrate his individual talent but also highlight the rich legacy of Indian cinema, inspiring countless artists and fans around the world.
