Megastar Chiranjeevi is set to be felicitated in a grand ceremony at the House of Commons, United Kingdom Parliament, on March 19, 2025. The event, organized by Members of Parliament, will recognize Chiranjeevi for his invaluable contributions to society. Notable MPs attending the ceremony include Navendru Mishra from the ruling Labour party, along with Sojan Joseph and Bob Blackman. This occasion will mark a significant recognition of Chiranjeevi’s enduring impact in various spheres. In addition to this prestigious honour, Bridge India will confer Chiranjeevi with the Lifetime Achievement Award for Excellence in Public Service through Cultural Leadership. The award acknowledges his remarkable contributions not only in cinema but also in public service and philanthropy. Chiranjeevi’s dedication to uplifting communities and promoting cultural values has cemented his legacy as a distinguished public figure.
Recently, rumours circulated about Chiranjeevi receiving honorary UK citizenship for his philanthropic efforts. However, his team promptly dismissed these claims, clarifying in a statement, “Reports of Megastar Chiranjeevi Garu receiving honorary UK citizenship are false. We request news outlets to verify before publishing any such news.” The speculation gained traction after Chiranjeevi’s light-hearted remark at the pre-release event of Vishwak Sen’s Laila, where he joked about being honoured in London and teased the host, Suma, about attending the event by booking her own flight.
As Chiranjeevi prepares for this momentous recognition, he is also gearing up for his next cinematic ventures. His upcoming film ‘Vishwambhara‘ is in the pipeline, with the release date to be announced soon. Additionally, he is set to collaborate with director Srikanth Odela, known for ‘Dasara’ and ‘The Paradise’, for what is touted as the ‘most violent film’ of his career.
