50 Years of Stardom: Rajinikanth Says, “Even if I Have 100 Births, I Want to Be Born as Rajinikanth”
An Exclusive Feature for TheIndianCinema.com
Written by Samaran
In an era where cinematic legends emerge and fade with time, Rajinikanth remains a phenomenon that transcends generations, languages, and borders. As the Superstar completes 50 remarkable years in cinema, he reflects on his extraordinary journey with a statement as powerful as his on-screen presence:
“Even if I have 100 births, I want to be born as Rajinikanth.”
This declaration is not rooted in ego, but in gratitude — a deep acknowledgment of the love, acceptance, and devotion he has received from millions across the world. Rajinikanth’s cinematic voyage, spanning from his modest beginnings as a bus conductor to becoming one of Asia’s most influential actors, is nothing short of mythic.
The Unmatched Legacy
Few actors have achieved what Rajinikanth has in five decades. From Apoorva Raagangal (1975) to his recent global blockbusters, he has remained a master of reinvention. His style, charisma, and philosophical depth have earned him a fan following unmatched in Indian cinema.
His contribution goes beyond entertainment — Rajinikanth symbolizes resilience, humility, and the power of self-belief. His meteoric rise is often cited as the greatest “rags-to-superstar” story in Indian film history.
The Icon Who Became an Emotion
To millions, Rajinikanth is not just an actor — he is a cultural emotion. His dialogues become celebrations, his gestures become trends, and his releases become festivals. His humility off-screen mirrors the spiritual grounding that has guided him throughout his journey.
Even after 50 years, he stands as the only Indian star whose influence remains undiluted, whose presence continues to command box-office frenzy, and whose philosophy inspires generations.
Why He Would Choose to Be Rajinikanth Again
His words — “Even if I have 100 births…” — capture a lifetime of gratitude:
For the unimaginable love of his fans
For the opportunities that changed his destiny
For the applause that shaped his legacy
For the blessings that made a bus conductor the face of Indian cinema
Rajinikanth’s life embodies the profound truth that success is meaningful only when embraced with humility.
A Golden Milestone for Indian Cinema
As Indian cinema celebrates Rajinikanth’s 50-year milestone, it is also celebrating the evolution of the nation’s storytelling, the power of dreams, and the spirit of hope. Rajinikanth stands tall as the bridge between the golden era of filmmaking and the world of modern cinema.
His journey reminds us why legends are not born — they are made through grit, grace, and gratitude.
Here’s to 50 years of the one and only Superstar.
And here’s to the legend who would choose to be himself — even for 100 lifetimes.
— Written by Samaran for TheIndianCinema.com
