Rajinikanth: The Power of Rajinikanth Style, which is unique. With a style of acting like no other, Rajinikanth has long been a beloved figure in the South Indian movie world. His unique approach to acting, combined with his charisma and signature catchphrases, have left an indelible mark on Tamil culture and beyond. From high-octane action sequences to mellow comedic performances, Rajinikanth’s distinct style is worthy of its own hall of fame. So, if you’re looking for an inspiring example of the power of self-expression and unabashed individuality, let Rajinikanth be your guide – The Rajinikanth Way!

Rajinikanth’s success can be attributed to his unique style, humility, and confidence. He has always stayed true to himself and his values, while also being open to learning and growing. To achieve success like Rajinikanth, it’s important to find your own unique style and stay true to yourself, while also being humble and confident in your abilities. It’s also significant to be open to learning and growing, and to never stop working hard towards your goals.

7 Lessons to Learn from Rajinikanth

1. Confidence is key

Rajinikanth is known for his confidence both on and off screen. He exudes a sense of self-assurance that is infectious and inspiring. The Rajinikanth way is all about believing in yourself and your abilities, and not being afraid to take risks.

2. Humility and gratitude

Despite his immense success, Rajinikanth remains humble and grateful for all that he has achieved. He never forgets his roots and is always willing to give back to his community. The Rajinikanth way is about staying grounded and remembering where you came from.

3. Hard work and dedication

Rajinikanth is known for his incredible work ethic and dedication to his craft. He puts in long hours on set and is always striving to improve his performance. The Rajinikanth way is about putting in the hard work and dedication necessary to achieve your goals.

4. Perseverance and resilience

Rajinikanth has faced many challenges throughout his career, but he has always persevered and bounced back stronger than ever. The Rajinikanth way is about being resilient in the face of adversity and never giving up on your dreams.

5. Positive attitude and outlook

Rajinikanth is known for his positive attitude and outlook on life. He always looks for the good in people and situations, and radiates positivity wherever he goes. The Rajinikanth way is about maintaining a positive attitude and outlook, even in the face of challenges and setbacks.

6. Charisma and charm

Rajinikanth has an undeniable charisma and charm that draws people to him. He has a magnetic personality that makes him a beloved figure both on and off screen. The Rajinikanth way is about cultivating your own unique charisma and charm, and using it to connect with others.

7. Embracing your uniqueness

Rajinikanth is known for his unique style and persona, which sets him apart from other actors in the industry. He embraces his uniqueness and uses it to his advantage. The Rajinikanth way is about embracing your own unique qualities and using them to stand out from the crowd.

Early Life

Shivaji Rao Gaekwad was born in a Maratha family in Mysore on 12th December, 1950. This ordinary boy was named after a legendary Maratha king Chhatrapati Shivaji.

He lost his mother when he was just nine. His brother enrolled him at Ramakrishna Math, where he learnt about The Vedas, Indian History and traditions. He used to enjoy watching films, soon his interest grew into acting. He was quite good at studies and sports as well.

Then he got admitted to Acharya Pathasala where he avidly participated in theatre and plays. During school, he had already decided to make his career in acting.

As per Numerology, he is number 3(12=1+2=3) and is ruled by Jupiter. Number 3 people are very spiritual, co-operative, ambitious and self committed, says Astro Strategist and Movie Astrologer Hirav Shah.

Background

Shivaji was clear in his mind that he wanted to be an actor. Post school , his father got retired from his job. To support his family, he took up many odd jobs, as that of a porter, carpenter and finally a bus conductor in Bangalore Transport Service. He was quite famous among passengers because of his distinctive style of whistling and issuing tickets. After work, he used to act in local plays to hone his acting skills.
Despite his poor financial status , he never lost hope. He worked really hard and was a brave soul. He was smart and talented, obviously . Because of his unquenchable thirst for acting, he finally in 1973, decided to quit his job and take admission in Madras Film institute. His family never approved of his decision to join the Film Institute but Shivaji was hell-bent and luckily he was aided financially, by a fellow bus driver. Finally, Shivaji joined the Film Institute, where he met the famous film-maker Balachander.

Birth of Rajinikanth

Balachander had read a script called Apoorva Raagangal (Rare Melodies), and he thought, why shouldn’t he give a part to Shivaji? He told Shivaji,

It’s a small but interesting part. You must do it. I have decided. But you need to learn Tamil.’

Shivaji agreed instantly and touched his feet.

Shivaji returned to Bangalore and told his brother and Raja Badhar, his best friend, about his stroke of good fortune.

Lady Luck, in the form of K Balachander, had smiled upon him, with the caveat that he learned Tamil.
‘He learnt the language very fast, in 20 days flat,’ says Badhar.
But first, the business of his name had to be taken care of. There could be only one ‘Sivaji’ in the south Indian film industry and that was the senior actor Sivaji Ganesan.
K Balachander did not cast for long, for a screen name for Shivaji ; he chose a character name from his own film, Major Chandrakanth. A V M Rajan had played a character named Rajinikanth in the film, and Balachander christened Shivaji Rao with this name.
And thus was born Rajinikanth, soon to be a household name.

Success Story

In 1977, Rajinikanth played a positive lead character in the movie ‘ Bhuvana Oru Kelvi Kuri’ which was a huge hit at the box office. The film’s success paved the way for Rajinikanth, the opportunity to do more hero oriented films. By the end of 1980, he became a well known actor of Tamil industry.

With time, he acted in various languages like Kannada, Telugu and Hindi apart from Tamil. In 1995, his films started getting popularity all over India because of his charismatic screen presence and style. His style, his demeanour, his acting and him as a person in real life, won over the hearts of countless people in due time. He was and is still known as the ‘God Of Style’.

So now we know that, despite all the obstacles he faced in the beginning, due to his poor financial status and family’s disapproval towards his career, he proved that the Right Combination of Hard Work, Smart Work, Talent and Luck Can Make One Tremendously Successful.

Yes, exactly What Celebrated Astro Strategist cum Business Astrologer, Hirav Shah who has created a brand for himself in the fields of Corporate Businesses, Politics, Sports, Entertainment industry, Tourism and Hospitality, Real Estate sector and many other areas, with his extraordinary insights in business and command over astrology, echoes. Shah says, Success is the combination of Hard work, Smart work, Talent and Luck and all are multiplied with each other so if any of these factors are zero, then you will have zero success!

Rightfully so, and Rajinikanth is such a huge testimony to what Shah says.

Unstoppable Rajinikanth

Government of India Civilian honors

2000 Padma Bhushan
2016 Padma Vibhushan

National Film Awards

Year Award Honoring body
2021 Dadasaheb Phalke Award Directorate of Film Festivals

Tamil Nadu State Government Award

1984 Kalaimamani – contribution to the Tamil film industry
2011 M.G.R-Sivaji Award

Maharashtra State Film Award

2012 Rajiv Gandhi Award

International Film Festival of India

2014 Indian Film Personality of the Year Award
2019 IFFI Golden Jubilee ICON Award

In 2010, Forbes named him most influential person of India. He also received an award of Excellence of the Decade by NDTV in the same year. He also received numerous Filmfare awards.

In 2013, NDTV named him among 25 “Greatest Global living legends”.

He was also named by Asiaweek as the most influential personality of South Asia.

Rajinikanth received Padama Bhushan and Padama Vibhushan from the government of India in 2000 and 2016 respectively.

As they say, Luck Favours the Brave. And Rajinikanth was indeed very brave.

There are many south superstars who tasted success through dubbed films in Bollywood. We have seen the entries of south Indian actors in Bollywood through dubbed films. But Rajani was unique.

Meanwhile, to fit-in the most difficult times in mankind history, Celebrated Influential Astro-Strategist Cum Business Astrologer, Hirav Shah seconds this thought about luck and, He also adds to that and says, Who Doesn’t Want To Be Lucky ??? Luck Can’t Be Altered and A Blend Of Strategic Support, Moral Support and Obviously an Astrological Support to the Most unfortunate and ill-fated yet hard-working people, can make them absolutely UNSTOPPABLE !

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