“The biggest superstar, Rajnikanth sir! Unko puri duniyan chahthi hein.”

— Rajinikanth

There are people like me who don't understand South-Indian languages, but still I'm a big fan of him. His style, his acting and his entire on-screen persona, simply blows you away.
Kapil Sharma, in Kapil Sharma wants to interview Rajinikanth (25 December 2013) http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/entertainment/telugu/movies/news-interviews/Kapil-Sharma-wants-to-interview-Rajinikanth/articleshow/27918230.cms

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