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Thalaivar Rajnikanth has been hospitalized in Hyderabad after a severe malfunction in his blood pressure was monitored

News Desk — Fri, 25 Dec 2020 09:33:28 +0000

Mr. Rajnikanth was shooting for his new film ‘Annaatthe’ in Hyderabad and was Hospitalised in Apollo hospital. The reports of his COVID-19 test have been checked negative after reports of film crew testing positive for COVID-19 came to light, and he is being closely monitored, the hospital report stated.

According to the Apollo Hospitals’ press release, “Mr.Rajinikanth has been admitted in the hospital today in the morning. He has been shooting for a movie in Hyderabad for the last 10 days. A couple of people on the sets tested positive for COVID-19. Mr. Rajnikanth was tested on 22 December for COVID-19 and he was negative. Since then he isolated himself and was monitored closely,” stated the note released by the Apollo hospital management.

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The press release also stated, “Though he did not have any symptoms of COVID-19, his Blood Pressure showed severe fluctuations and needed further evaluation for which he has been admitted to the hospital. He will be investigated and monitored closely in the hospital till his blood pressure settles down before being discharged. Apart from fluctuating blood pressure and exhaustion he does not have any other symptoms and is hemodynamically stable.”

Interesting facts about ‘Thalaivar’ Rajinikanth you need to know

Sanket Kate — Tue, 08 Sep 2020 15:46:07 +0000

Rajinikanth is one of the most influential and bankable movie stars in Indian cinema. Rajinikanth’s mass popularity and appeal is largely drawn from his mannerisms and stylized delivery of dialogue. He received India’s third highest honour, the Padma Bhushan, for his contribution to Indian cinema. Other than acting, Rajinikanth worked as a screenwriter, film producer and also a playback singer.

He joined the Madras Film institute in 1973 with the help of his friend Raj Bahadur, a fellow bus driver and completed a basic course in acting. Rajinikanth has acted in a total 190 movies, which includes Tamil, Kannada, Telugu, Malayalam, Hindi, English and Bengali films. Rajinikanth made a foray into Bollywood with Andha Kanoon, but did not make as much of an impact as he had in the south. He has been inspiration to many younger people who want to set their foot in acting industry.

Here are some interesting facts about ‘Thalaivar’ Rajinikanth.

1. Rajinikanth was born to Jijabai and Ramoji Rao Gaikwad, a Maharashtrian couple living in Bangalore, and was named Shivaji Rao Gaikwad. He is the youngest of four siblings.

2. His mother died when Rajini was five and the family went through tough times. As a young man, Rajinikanth did many odd jobs, including that of a coolie. He was working as a bus conductor before he made it big in the film industry.

3. Rajinikanth pursued diploma in acting from Madras Film Institute and also learnt Tamil during his course.

4. Rajinikanth made his debut in the Tamil film industry with Balachander’s Apoorva Raagangal, which also starred Kamal Haasan and Srividya.

5. After playing several negative roles and characters with grey shades, his first positive role was in S. P. Muthuraman’s Bhuvana Oru Kelvikkuri. After this, he collaborated with director Muthuraman in 25 movies.

6. T Rama Rao’s Andha Kanoon was Rajinikanth’s first Bollywood film. It also starred Hema Malini and Reena Roy, and Amitabh Bachchan had a special extended guest appearance.

7. In 1988, Rajinikanth made an appearance in the English action adventure Bloodstone.

8. Sivaji was his first film with director Shankar, and the first Tamil film to top the box office in the United Kingdom and South Africa.

9. The actor has shared screen space with Telugu superstar N T Rama Rao in the Telugu film Tiger.

10. Rajinikanth is one of the few actors who covers the losses of his distributors when his films fail – like he did for Baba and Kuselan.

Must watch: Top 7 movies of Legendary Rajnikanth

Sanket Kate — Thu, 03 Sep 2020 14:52:45 +0000

Rajnikanth is one of the most influential and bankable movie stars in Indian cinema. Rajnikanth’s mass popularity and appeal is largely drawn from his mannerisms and stylised delivery of dialogue. He received India’s third highest honour, the Padma Bhushan, for his contribution to Indian cinema. Other than acting, he has worked as a screenwriter, film producer and also a playback singer.

He joined the Madras Film institute in 1973 with the help of his friend Raj Bahadur, a fellow bus driver and completed a basic course in acting. Rajnikanth has acted in a total 190 movies, which includes Tamil, Kannada, Telugu, Malayalam, Hindi, English and Bengali films. The legendary actor made a foray into Bollywood with Andha Kanoon, but did not make as much of an impact as he had in the south.

Here are top 7 movies of Rajnikanth.

1. Kabali
In Kabali, Rajni has played the role of a gangster, with swag. However, in comparison to his previous avatars, this time, he has certainly played his age. The 65-year-old rocks the bearded, old character look with grace. The award-winning actor has uniquely delivered dialogues, creating believable facial expressions. Using these effectively, Rajnikanth increases the credibility and sincerity of his various characters. Overall, his ability to express the inner expressions of all genres, comedy, horror, sci-fi, and crime, with equivalent ease, attracts people of all generations.

2. Baasha
This is the movie that catapulted Rajnikanth from superstardom to demi-god status. It is the movie that made Rajnikanth, the Rajinikanth. The cult movie has since inspired many imitations, but nobody has matched the electrifying energy of the legend in the movie.

3. Muthu
The film was a blockbuster and completed a 175-day run at the box office. It was later released in Japanese as Muthu Odoru Maharaja which means Muthu – The Dancing Maharaja. The film grossed a record US $1.6 million in Japan in 1998 and was responsible for creating a large Japanese fan-base for the actor. Muthu’s success in Japan led American news magazine Newsweek to comment in a 1999 article that Rajnikanth had “supplanted Leonardo DiCaprio as Japan’s trendiest heartthrob.”

4. Sivaji The Boss

A software engineer returning to his country to contribute to nation-building is met with resistance. He opts for bribery to further his novel intentions. And he is robbed of all his money and thrown onto the streets. But corrupt bureaucrats didn’t know that they have woken up a sleeping lion. A righteous man avenging misdeeds of those in power is something that could give us satisfaction.

5. Enthiran (Robot)
We never needed a superhero movie because Rajnikanth did everything a Marvel or a DC comic hero could do. But this is the first movie which gave a scientific explanation for superhuman Rajnikanth. An advanced humanoid robot falling in love with its master’s girlfriend will set your screens on fire.

6. Johnny
Mahendran film in which Rajnikanth essayed two different roles – a small-time conman and a hardened criminal. It was another rare film where Rajnikanth was not the macho hero that he would later be. In Johnny, Rajinikanth would eloquently portray the role of a vulnerable human being struggling to reciprocate the heroine’s (Sridevi) feelings for him – only because he is a conman not fit for a reputed singer like her.

7. Chandramukhi
In this horror comedy flick, Rajnikanth carried off the Indian-American psychiatrist look. Illustratively, he visited an abandoned mansion for creepy happenings, attributed to a ghost courtesan. With his trademark charisma and impeccable performance, the award-winning film star once again won the Tamil Nadu State Film Awards 2005, as the best actor. Chandramukhi was his third all-time blockbuster movie. It completed a massive 700 day run at the box office, with reports of around 20 million tickets sold worldwide.

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