Birthday - Megastar Chiranjeevi Biography
Chiranjeevi Biography
Personal Life
Chiranjeevi is also known as Konidela Siva Sankara Vara Prasad. He was born In Mogultoor, August 22, 1955. He is tall, dark and a handsome person with his strong and bold physic. His father - Late Sri Venkat Rao and mother - Anjana Devi. He tops among all the actors in Tollywood in both remuneration and fan following. People call him as Indian Mega Star. He got married to Ms. Surekha, daughter of Sri Allu Rama Lingaiah in 1980.
His brothers - Nagendra Babu and Kalyan Babu and one sister - Vijaya
He did intermediate studies at C.S.R. Sharma Junior College (Ongole) & graduated with a B.Com degree from Y.N. College in Narasapur, Andhra Pradesh.
Apart from being the ultimate hero of Telugu movie-lovers, Chiranjeevi has recently joined politics and runs a renowned Charitable Trust as well. Did diploma in acting then went to Madras in 1978. Starting of the carrer:
Sstarting his career with small role in the film “Punadi Rallu”, directed by Raj Kumar. Although he acted for the first time in “Punadi Rallu”, Chiru’s first film to be released was “Pranam Kharidu” (1978), a directorial venture of K. Vasu. Thereafter, he was offered a series of small and villainous roles in films, including “Manavoori Pandavulu” (1978). “Adavi Donga”, released in the same year, was another important movie in his career. In 1979, Chiranjeevi had eight releases and by its last quarter, he had started gaining pace in the industry.
He Became Megastar
The turning point in the film career of Chiranjeevi came with “Khaidi” (1983), which fetched him immediate stardom. This film marked the beginning of his dominance in Tollywood (Telugu film industry). Directed by A Kodanda Rami Reddy, the film became a super-hit. The director-actor duo proved to be one of the most successful combinations in the industry during that period. Subsequently, they worked together in 23 films, a majority of which proved to be block busters.
Inspired by Michel Jackson's Thriller Vedios, he introduced "Brake dance" into tollywood and Kollywood. Enen now, he is known to be a great dancer. This notion apperars to be broken wih the advent of Ram Charan Teja, his son.
Known for his dare-devil stunts, Chiranjeevi met with a number of accidents on the sets. He was injured while shooting for the climax of the film “Sangharshana” (1983). Thereafter, he underwent an operation in London. However, he continued to perform tough and risky stunts in his films. In the film “Intiguttu” (1984), he was injured when he tried fighting using the tube light. 'Bavagaru Bagunara' is yet another movie in which Chiranjeevi displayed the carefree attitude of a teenage boy, while performing bungee jumping.
His blockbustors
Chiranjeevi continued to give hits to Tollywood. Some of his blockbusters are “Abhilasha” (1983), “Challenge” (1984), “Pasivadi Pranam” (1987), “Athaku Yamudu Ammayiki Mogudu” (1989), “Jagadeka Veerudu Athiloka Sundari” (1990), “Kodama Simham” (1990), “Gang Leader” (1991), “Rowdy Alludu” (1991) and “Gharana Mogudu” (1992). After a phase of low-career, during the mid 1990’s, Chiranjeevi made a comeback in the late 1990’s with another series of blockbusters, including Master (1997), Choodalani Vundi (1998), Bavagaru Bagunnara (1998) and Sneham Kosam (1999). “Indra” (2002) proved to be a mega hit and was one amongst the highest grossing movies of the year.
Major Failures
Chiranjeevi underwent a very bad time as all his some of the movies were flop like Mechanic Alludu (1993), S.P.Parshuram (1994), Big Boss (1995), and Rikshavodu (1995). but these failures couldn't stop his carrer. Afterwards, he had blockbustors like Indra, which re-writen the Tollywood records.
Awards:
- 1982: Filmfare Award for Best Actor (“Subhalekha”)
- 1984: Filmfare Award for Best Actor (“Inti Guttu” )
- 1987: Nandi Award for Best Actor (“Swayamkrushi”)
- 1988: Filmfare Award for Best Actor (“Rudraveena”), Nargis Dutt Award for Best Feature Film on National Integration (“Rudraveena”)
- 1992: Nandi Award for Best Actor (“Aapathbandhavudu”)
- 1993: Filmfare for Best Actor Award (“Muta Mesthri”)
- 1999: Filmfare Award for Best Actor (“Sneham Kosam”)
- 2002: Nandi Award for Best Actor (“Indra”), Filmfare Award for Best Actor (“Indra”)
- 2003: Tagore Award for Best Actor (“Santosham”)
- 2004: Filmfare Award for Best Actor (“Shankar Dada MBBS ”)
- 2006: Padma Bhushan Award
- 2007: Filmfare Special Legend Award
2007 - Shankardada Zindabad
2008 - Dheerudu
Social work & Philanthropy
know for his philathoriphic activities, chiranjeevi founded a charitable trust, named Chiranjeevi Charitable Trust, on October 2, 1998. The Trust includes a blood bank and a couple of Eye banks, named after the mega star. It has received lots of blood and eye donations till date. CCT was awarded the "Best Voluntary Blood Bank Award" by the AP State Government, in 2002 and 2003.Political Career

Rumours on his chracter as incapable father and Miser
After attaining stardom, he was asked to donate his old house at Mogulthu, his native place, towards establishing a library. Few days after, residents of Mogulthu came to know that the same house was sold to someone for just 2 lakhs. This the cause is said to be the reason for not getting votes from his native place during elections in 2009.
In 2008, few months before his enty to political arena, his daughter aloped with someone and got married. This broght a bad name to him as Incapable Father. But many people put them as rumours.
On the eve of his birthday, convey your wishes to our Megastar.......
Many many happy birhtday dear Chiru.