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Darshan fans celebrate 28 Years of Challenging Star’s journey in cinema

The fans, whom Darshan addresses as celebrities, are now eagerly waiting for Devil’s release, with the buzz around its first song set to release on Independence Day

A Sharadhaa

Kannada cinema’s Challenging Star Darshan has completed 28 years in the industry, and his fans are making sure the milestone gets its full share of celebration. From heartfelt social media posts to nostalgic throwbacks, admirers of the star are celebrating the journey of the actor they fondly call ‘D Boss.’

Darshan’s cinematic journey began in 1997 with the film Mahabharata. Over the decades, he has carved an indelible mark in the Kannada film industry, moving from supporting roles to becoming one of the most bankable star. From action-packed blockbusters to heartfelt dramas, his diverse performances have won him both critical praise and mass appeal.

His last film, Kaatera, released in 2023, marked yet another milestone. By then, Darshan had acted in close to 57 films in various capacities, including cameos and special appearances. Each project has only strengthened the persona and brand he has built — one that fans say has been “crafted with dedication over 28 years” and “cannot be easily shaken.” Fan clubs paid tribute to his successful film career with a special post online.

Currently, Darshan has wrapped up shooting for his much-awaited project, The Devil. Every update from the Prakash Veer directorial has been creating buzz on social media. With the film, now in post production stages, and release date to be announced soon, the makers confirmed that the first single, 'Idre Nembadiyaag Irbek', from The Devil will be released on August 15. Fans, who are called as celebrities by Darshan, are already preparing to celebrate, calling it a “gift” for Independence Day.

Known for his strong connect with the audience, Darshan’s career has been as much about his relationship with his fans as it has been about box-office records. For many, he isn’t just an actor — he’s a figure who stood tall, stayed consistent, and kept his promise of delivering entertainment year after year.

With The Devil in the pipeline and his 28-year journey being celebrated, Darshan’s cinema journey continues to be one of resilience, mass appeal, and an unbreakable bond with the fans who have stood by him.

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