Superstar Rajinikanth Shares the Story of R.B. Choudary’s Unfulfilled 100th Film Dream

Rajinikanth and R. B. Choudary’s long-standing association once again became a talking point during a recent public event celebrating a milestone for Super Good Films. Speaking at the gathering, Rajinikanth fondly recalled his bond with the veteran producer and shared how Choudary had once approached him with a special request for the banner’s landmark 100th film.

During the event, Rajinikanth also paid tribute to veteran producer R.B. Choudary, who died in a road accident in Rajasthan on May 5. His emotional words reflected the deep respect and friendship the superstar shared with the producer, whose production house has remained one of the most influential banners in South Indian cinema for decades.

The Dream of a 100th Film

According to Rajinikanth, R.B. Choudary had a specific vision for the 100th movie produced under his banner. The producer strongly believed that having the superstar in the lead role for such a significant number would be the perfect way to mark the studio's legacy. Rajinikanth shared that Choudary was extremely serious about this plan and did not just make a casual request. He actually went to the extent of having two or three complete story scripts ready for the actor to choose from, showing how much he valued their partnership.