New Delhi:
On April 14, Bollywood actor R. Madhavan has completed his brilliant 25 years in the industry. On this special occasion, he expressed his gratitude by offering prayers at the Golden Temple of Amritsar with a lot of simplicity and spiritual sentiment. A journey which began with simplicity and attraction, has become a symbol of depth, diversity and powerful performance today. He was accompanied by Akshay Kumar and Ananya Pandey, co-star of Kesari Chapter 2, who came to seek blessings before the release of their much awaited film. The film is releasing on 18 April.

R. Madhavan wrote after prayer, “25 as an actor, 25 luxurious, pleasant, rewarded and blessed as an actor … A journey that I had never imagined … Anand and suffering were my constant companions, but the immense love that has found, he still touches my heart … and so … on this very special and auspicious day (14 April 2000 – 14 April 2000 – When my first film was released), when it was released … I have come to express gratitude for every blessing – which can neither be fully understood, nor can be expressed in words… Thank you… and keep showing me the way. ”

R. For Madhavan, this place is not just a personal achievement, but it is also a celebration of his understanding of his stories, self-changing and truth. From a romantic hero in Alapayuh to a sensitive actor and director in rocketry, and now his career has been full of depth and diversity until he rebanes a patriotic role in Kesari Chapter 2.

Rahana is in your heart, from memorable roles in 3 Idiots and Tanu Weds Manu, Madhavan’s journey has been rich in various characters and influential stories.

When he steps into Kesari Chapter 2, fans celebrate not only a star, but also a storyteller who has consistently challenged the criteria and raised the standard with every performance. Here are 25 years of cinematic excellence – and promises to be many more years.

Madhavan became famous among the Hindi audience. This film came in the year 2001. Earlier, Madhavan’s Alai Payuthey, Ennavale, Minnaale, Dumm Dumm Dumm had arrived. These were all Tamil films.