On the occasion of Father’s Day, Allu Arjun shared a heartfelt message for his father, veteran producer Allu Aravind, expressing immense love, gratitude, and respect.
The actor wrote:
“My father is my God. He is the only God I can see, hear, speak to, touch & the one who has given me almost everything in life. Happy Father’s Day to my dad and to every sweet dad in the world.”
Along with the message, Allu Arjun shared a beautiful photograph featuring himself and Allu Aravind.
Over the years, Allu Arjun has repeatedly credited Allu Aravind for guiding both his personal life and professional career.
Interestingly, Allu Arjun’s journey under Geetha Arts has seen mixed results over the years. Happy emerged as an average grosser initially before developing a cult following later. Badrinath flopped at the box office. Sarrainodu turned out to be a huge success, while Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo became one of the biggest blockbusters of his career.
Beyond these films, Allu Aravind was also closely associated with several key projects that shaped Allu Arjun’s rise, including Gangotri and Bunny. In many ways, he played an important role behind the scenes in building the actor’s career from the very beginning.
There has always been a discussion among fans about how Allu Arjun’s rise initially benefited from the support of Mega fans. During his early years, Chiranjeevi fans embraced him as one of their own and strongly backed his films. However, over time, equations changed, and fan groups gradually drifted apart.
Today, Allu Arjun has developed his own identity and a huge fan base whom he lovingly calls his army. In fact, many of his fans claim that he has now become bigger than Mega heroes, particularly at the pan-India level after the phenomenal success of Pushpa.
That is what makes his Father’s Day message interesting. Amid all the discussions about stardom, fan bases, and box-office success, Allu Arjun chose to give the highest credit to one person: his father. Allu Arjun believes the person who contributed most to his success is still Allu Aravind.
Behind one of India’s biggest stars stands a father whom he calls “the only God” he can see, hear, speak to, and touch.
