Mumbai : South superstar Rajinikanth recently met Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim. PM Anwar Ibrahim warmly welcomed the superstar at the Bangunan Perdana Putra building in Putrajaya, Kuala Lumpur. During this, both of them shook hands and also hugged each other.
Rajinikanth was seen in white shirt and lungi as usual. Whereas PM Anwar Ibrahim was seen doing the action of Rajinikanth’s film ‘Sivaji: The Boss’ before shaking hands. Seeing this, Rajinikanth could not stop laughing. Malaysian PM Anwar Ibrahim has also shared some pictures of the meeting with Rajinikanth on his X account (Twitter).
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Sharing the pictures, he wrote, “Today met Indian film star Rajinikanth, who is a well-known name on the Asian and international art scene. I especially appreciate the respect he gave to my struggle on the issue of people’s sorrow and suffering. The things that were discussed casually were definitely related to the social elements that I try to include in his films in the future. Pray for Rajinikanth that he continues to excel in the field and in the film industry.”
Today I received a visit from the star of film India, Rajinikanth, a name which is not unique among the five stars of the world, Asia and international.
I appreciate the respect given by him for his struggle and my special concern for the poverty and suffering of the people.… pic.twitter.com/Sj1ChBMuN6
— Anwar Ibrahim (@anwaribrahim) September 11, 2023
Rajinikanth has been seen in the recently released film ‘Jailor’. His film has received a lot of love in the country as well as abroad. The film ‘Jailor’ directed by Nelson Dilip Kumar has earned Rs 600 crore worldwide. While ‘Sun Pictures’ Chairman Kalanidhi Maran gave a check to Rajinikanth and also gifted a luxury car. Rajinikanth’s 171st film has also been announced. Which will be directed by Lokesh Kanagaraj under the banner of Sun Pictures. It is known that Rajinikanth will be seen in a cameo role in his daughter Aishwarya’s film ‘Lal Salaam’. The actor has completed the shooting of this film.
