Shahrukh Khan wishes Bollywood legend Rajnikanth ‘coolest’ 74th birthday
Shahrukh Khan, Bollywood superstar wishes Rajnikanth a 74th birthday on social media
Shahrukh Khan, the Bollywood superstar, has so much respect for the Bollywood legend Rajnikanth, which the former proved while wishing the latter a “respected” 74th birthday.
“To the coolest of the cool. The bossest of all the bosses,” King Khan wrote in the caption of an Instagram post that featured a throwback picture of the two A-listers sitting beside each other.
“The man, the legend and an absolutely remarkably simple man, despite being the Superest of Stars!!” he continued.
“Sir, thank u for inspiring us. Be healthy and know u are respected and loved too much. Have a great birthday @rajinikanth sir,” Shahrukh Khan wished.
Khan’s wish comes after Lokesh Kanagaraj, the director of Rajnikanth’s upcoming action-thriller movie, ‘Coolie’, gave the actor a very special surprise wish on his birthday.
Kanagaraj had a special treat in store for the star’s fans on the superstar’s special day.
Celebrating the big day on December 12, the director unveiled a teaser of the song Chikitu Vibe from the upcoming movie.
The director took to X (formerly Twitter) earlier in the day, building anticipation by hinting at a surprise for fans. At 6 p.m., he delivered on his promise, writing, “Happy happy birthday thalaivaaa @rajinikanth, Our gift to you from Team #Coolie.”
The teaser, less than a minute long, features Rajinikanth with a spring in his step, effortlessly dancing to the energetic number.
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