There is no argument over Chiranjeevi being bigger than Kamal Haasan in terms of mega-stardom. His dances and fights have enabled him to attain extraordinary craze. In the 2000s, when Chiru was delivering blockbuster cinema such as 'Indra', 'Tagore' and 'Shankardada MBBS', Kamal was making films with lesser scale and reach. In the 2020s, though, the scene has considerably reversed.
The truth of the matter is that Kamal is now bigger than Chiru. He has lined up six exciting films while Chiru has got just one (the yet-to-be-shot fantasy entertainer directed by 'Bimbisara' maker Vasissht Mallidi).
Kamal will be seen in Shankar's 'Indian 2' and Mani Ratnam's 'Thug Life', besides Lokesh Kanagaraj's 'Vikram 2', Shankar's 'Indian 3', and a film with director H Vinoth. He might also do 'Vikram 2'. These films might not be released in theatres in that order.
It is the wish of Chiru's fans to see their favourite star do event movies and not stupid remakes such as 'Bholaa Shankar'.
