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             Chiranjeevi

Padmabhushan Dr. Chiranjeevi is the most popular film actor turned politician in Andhra Pradesh. His fans call him Megastar and Annayya. He was born on August 22, 1955 at Narsapur, in Andhra Pradesh. He made his debut into Tollywood with the movie Punadirallu. He became No. 1 celebrity in Andhra Pradesh.

People like him verymuch because he does everything sincerely. Young people adore him because he inspires them with his words and voice. Elders respect him very much because he sincerely does social sevice. His co artists support him a lot as he honestly encourage them. People love hi a lot because he does maintain punctuality, sincerity and discipline. People believe him more than anything because he keeps his word. He lives in the hearts of the people foreveras he honestly shows his concern towards the poor and needy. He does challenge the situations because he strongly believes himself. He doesn’t  hurt anybody with his words and voice, as he knows the value of them. He does make miracles happen with the love and affection that he gets from across the world.

   He started his career in a humble way and became the megastar and ruled the Telugu film industry for over a decade. He became a role model to many heroes with his splendid acting and sincere behaviour. He did  learn a lesson from every failure and became succesful person in his personal, professional and soceal life.

He started Chiranjeevi blood and eye bank on October 2, 1998 through which he saved a good number oflives. He voluntarily participated in various social service activities and thus motivated the youth in paticipated in various social sevice activities and thus motivated the youth in paticular. These activities earned him a lot of name and fame across the globe. He did  win the prestigious award Padmabhushan for his outstanding contribution in his personal and professional life. He directly entered into the lives of the people by launching a political party Praja Rajyam on August 26, 2008 at Tirupathi.

Do is used:     1.  to form emphatic sentences.

                  Ex: I do speak in English

                       We do understand Hindi

                 2. to form interrogative Sentences.

               Ex: Do you go there?

                     Do you speak in Hindi?

                 3. to form negative sentences.

             Ex: I don’t like coffee.

                   I don’t watch T.V. serials.

                 4. to form negative interrogative sentences.

               Ex: Do you not like coffee?

                     Do you speak not watch T.V. serials?

              5. in short answers.

             Ex: Do you understand Telugu? Yes, I do.

                    Do you play cricket? Yes, I do.

              6. as a substitute for some other verbs.

             Ex: She takes tea, so do I.

                   He tells stories, so do I.