Chiranjeevi Says ‘Film Industry Is for Everyone’, Answers His Detractors
For Chiranjeevi, the message appears simple: “We must survive… and keep others alive.”

Megastar Chiranjeevi’s tweet congratulating the team of Irumudi has drawn attention for more than just his appreciation of the film’s success. While Chiranjeevi frequently congratulates teams when their films perform well, the message he added at the end of this particular post has sparked discussion.
“The success of a film is a celebration for everyone in the industry. This industry belongs to everyone. Not just a few. We have to survive. We have to keep others alive.”
These words can hardly be viewed as just another statement celebrating the success of Irumudi. They appear to reflect Chiranjeevi’s broader view of the film industry and its ecosystem.
The comments have gained added significance amid criticism and allegations against the Megastar on social media. A section of users has accused him of using his influence to prevent other talented actors and filmmakers from growing. Chiranjeevi, however, has never been someone who responds to every social-media allegation, and his latest statement appears to convey his position without directly addressing his detractors.
His words, particularly “This industry belongs to everyone, not just a few,” send a clear message about his outlook. The statement that “we have to survive and keep others alive” also highlights the interconnected nature of the film business.
A film’s success benefits more than just its hero, director or producer. From distributors and exhibitors to technicians and other workers, an entire ecosystem depends on the industry’s overall health. In that sense, Chiranjeevi’s message suggests that one person’s success need not come at the expense of another.
That is perhaps why the tweet has attracted attention. Rather than directly engaging with the criticism aimed at him, Chiranjeevi appears to have responded through his own words and reiterated his belief that the growth of one person can be a celebration for the entire industry.
“The Megastar’s words show the experience of someone who has spent nearly four decades in the industry and understands how the entire ecosystem works. Social-media trolling cannot define an actor’s long journey to superstardom. It is better to look at the larger picture and ignore the negativity,” says a producer.
For Chiranjeevi, the message appears simple: “We must survive… and keep others alive.”

