Rajinikanth's birthday: Fan offers prayers at a temple dedicated to Thalaiva

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Updated At : 03:05 PM Dec 13, 2023 IST

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Megastar Rajinikanth enjoys a huge stardom. Some of his fans even worship him like a God. As it’s Rajinikanth’s 73rd birthday today, one of his die-hard fans offered special prayers at a temple dedicated to Thalaiva at his home in Madurai, Tamil Nadu.

The fan named Karthik recently converted a part of his home space into a shrine where he also installed the actor’s statue. As per Karthik, Rajinikanth’s idol weighs 250 kg. “For us, Rajinikanth is God. I have built a temple for him as a mark of respect,” he said.

Rajinikanth also received several birthday wishes from members of the film industry on social media. Actor Kamal Haasan took to X (formerly Twitter) and wrote in Tamil, “Happy birthday to my dear friend…”

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