“Rajnikanth’s dedication, compassion for the welfare of co-artistes and passion for cinema have been key factors for his success as a mass-entertainer.”

— Rajinikanth

Sankar Narayan alias ‘Cable’ Sankar, an Assistant Director and a writer on film industry trends
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Indian actor 1950

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