Fourh Phase:  Came in 1997 and with it the Megastar had bounced back. But then the re-launch of the Megastar was not easy. A story that appeals to a cross section of the audience had to be found. The audiences perception was also changing with the advent of young heroes and filmmakers. Chiranjeevi himself became aware of this. He said, Of course, when a star attains a certain position, a lot is expected of him. If the story is good it will catch the eye. The image then becomes secondary. If the script is not up to the mark the film will flop no matter how well I act. Then came the offer to act in Editor Mohan’s Hitler, a remake of the Malayalam hit by the same title. And the gamble paid off. The film became a runaway hit. The audience and mainly his fans that grew along with him are now a matured lot.

 They liked him as a strict but doting brother in the movie, followed by a young lecturer in Master. And the ailing industry breathed a sigh of relief, as the master had found his form once again with Mega hits, Bavagaaru Bagunnaara and Choodalani Vundi. Chiranjeevi is careful enough to see that a director directs each film he now accepts with whom he has not worked before. In these three decades, he has done about 143 films. His recent Industry blockbuster Indra has created history in the Telugu film industry by amassing a lump some amount of Rs 35 crore share at box office. Then comes another industry hit movie in the form of Tagore produced by Oscar films. The success saga continued till the latest release STALIN