Actor Kicccha Sudeep celebrated a major milestone by completing 30 years in the Kannada film industry. Fans and supporters marked the occasion on social media. To commemorate this moment, Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah released a special Common Display Picture (CDP) dedicated to the star. Many notable figures, including Dharmasthala Dharmadhikari Dr Veerendra Heggade, Shivrajkumar, Suniel Shetty, Nikhil Kumaraswamy, Rukmini Vasanth, Ashika Ranganath, Devi Sri Prasad, Dhruva Sarja, former MP Pratap Simha, Genelia, and Sai Kumar, also celebrated by unveiling special posters honoring the actor.
Reflecting on his journey, Sudeep shared a heartfelt note of gratitude to those who shaped his three-decade career. He expressed that standing where he is now, after spending 30 years in the “crazy and beautiful world of cinema,” fills him with emotion. He recalled entering the industry as a young boy full of dreams, confusion, and hope. He noted that his journey has become much bigger than he ever imagined, thanking his fans as the biggest reason for this.
Sudeep called his fans his strength, motivation, and reason to keep pushing forward and thanked them for their support through every stage of his career. He also recognised the filmmakers who trusted him with their stories and stated that their belief in him and their constant challenges encouraged him to perform better. He expressed gratitude to the producers and highlighted how their courage and faith helped make his dreams a reality.
Describing cinema as a team effort, Sudeep acknowledged the contribution of his co-actors and technicians. He stressed that true success in cinema comes from the hard work of those behind the scenes, including light boys, cameramen, art departments, costume designers, spot staff, and editors.
The actor thanked television and media for amplifying his voice, celebrating his work, and playing a role in his growth. He referred to the Kannada film industry as a mother that provided him with identity, pride, and support and said he will always cherish this connection. He also extended thanks to his family and friends for keeping him grounded and helping him remain true to himself.
Looking back on his career, Sudeep shared that the most important lesson cinema has taught him is humility. He called every success “borrowed” and promised to work harder, honor the craft, and give back everything cinema has given him. He concluded his note with folded hands and heartfelt thanks to everyone who has supported his journey.