God gave me an actor's role; I have done that well. God gave me now a political role, and I am 100 per cent sure I will perform that well.
RajinikanthRead
There are lot of people who speak about superstardom, but I'd like to say that it's not about any individual - it's about the opportunity.
Interpretation
Superstardom is not just about personal achievement, but rather about the opportunities that come to individuals.
In this quote, Rajinikanth emphasizes that the concept of superstardom transcends individual talent or fame. Instead, he highlights the importance of opportunities that allow people to shine and grow. It is the circumstances and chances that pave the way for success, suggesting a more communal and contextual view of greatness rather than a purely personal one.
In practice
In a motivational speech to young artists, you might say, 'Remember Rajinikanth's words about superstardom; it's about seizing the opportunities you have.'
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