Chiranjeevi to be honoured with Lifetime Achievement Award at the House of Commons, UK Parliament: Report

Chiranjeevi to get Lifetime Achievement award soon

Megastar Chiranjeevi is set to be honoured in a grand ceremony at the House of Commons, UK Parliament, on March 19, 2025, where he will be celebrated for his significant contributions to society.

This prestigious event, which highlights Chiranjeevi's extraordinary impact both in the entertainment industry and in his philanthropic efforts, will bring together notable figures from politics and culture.

The event will be attended by Members of Parliament (MPs) from the ruling Labour Party, including Navendru Mishra, MP for Stockport, alongside other prominent figures such as Sojan Joseph and Bob Blackman.

In addition to this prestigious recognition, According to an India Today report, Bridge India will present Chiranjeevi with the Lifetime Achievement Award for Excellence in Public Service through cultural leadership, acknowledging not only his cinematic accomplishments but also his extensive philanthropic work and influence.

This honour highlights the actor’s dedication to both his profession and the community, reinforcing his status as a revered public figure.  His work has transcended cinema, with his charity initiatives and social outreach earning him admiration far beyond the screen.

Earlier, there were rumours circulating that Chiranjeevi would receive honorary UK citizenship in recognition of his charitable efforts. However, his team swiftly addressed these speculations with a statement clarifying, "Reports of Megastar Chiranjeevi Garu receiving honorary UK citizenship are false. We request news outlets to verify before publishing any such news."

The buzz around his recognition intensified following Chiranjeevi’s playful comments at the pre-release event of Vishwak Sen’s Laila.

During his speech, he hinted at the upcoming honour in London, teasing the audience, "I almost leaked something, but I stopped myself. Will you be able to come to London to host an event? They’re going to honour me in London. But you have to buy your flight tickets." This light-hearted remark led to widespread speculation about his honorary citizenship, which was later debunked by his team.

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Meanwhile, Chiranjeevi is preparing for the release of Vishwambhara, with the official release date still to be confirmed. Additionally, he is set to collaborate with Dasara and The Paradise director Srikanth Odela for what is described as his "most violent film" to date, a project that will be produced by Nani.

The actor’s fans can expect a thrilling cinematic experience as he continues to push boundaries in his illustrious career.