Today marks Mahesh Babu's 48th birthday. Yet, he continues to reign over the Tollywood screen as the most handsome hero, garnering a dedicated following from the younger generation of viewers.
Born as the son of Superstar Krishna, Mahesh Babu carved his own path through diligence and hard work to ascend as the premier star of the film industry.
Similar to his fellow actors, he's experienced his share of flops and setbacks, yet he always bounces back with resilience, earning him the title of reigning superstar.
Among his generation of Telugu stars, none match Mahesh Babu's consistent success over the years.
Presently, he's enjoying the pinnacle of his career. Mahesh Babu is engaged in an entertainer titled "Guntur Kaaram," directed by Trivikram Srinivas.
Following this venture, he is set to collaborate with industry-hit maker SS Rajamouli for a global cinematic project.
While Mahesh Babu is already a significant star in India, Rajamouli's film is likely to introduce him to a broader global audience.
Despite these positive aspects, a recurring negative notion circulates within Tollywood circles about him.
It's often heard that Mahesh Babu is cautious about physical strain and prefers endeavors that don't expose him to excessive sun heat or require demanding physical endurance, such as intense action sequences.
He prefers working on films that offer greater financial rewards with less effort.
He is apprehensive about engaging in experimental projects and consequently missed out on a potential magnum opus like "Pushpa," which left his fans in dismay.
His supporters are also discontented with his approach of prioritizing speed in project completion over thoughtful consideration of the content.
