Rajendran Mani Biography: Age, Wife, Net Worth, Parents, Height, Children, Bodybuilding, Mr. World, Wiki

Rajendran Mani also known as Indian Super Hulk is a prominent Indian professional bodybuilder, former Indian Air Force personnel, international fitness coach, gym owner, and motivational speaker known for winning multiple Mr. World titles (claimed 5x in content), Mr. Asia 2009, World Bodybuilding and Physique Sports Championships in 2013 and 2016 (90kg class), numerous Mr. India and Champion of Champions titles, and inspiring followers with his transformation, discipline, and family legacy in bodybuilding.

Quick Facts

• Full Name: Rajendran Mani
• Stage Name: Indian Super Hulk
• Born: 1974
• Age: 52 years old
• Birthplace: Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
• Nationality: Indian
• Ethnicity: Indian
• Occupation: Professional Bodybuilder, Fitness Coach, Gym Owner
• Height: 1.73 m
• Religion: Hinduism
• Parents: Mr. Mani and Mrs. Mani
• Siblings: Four brothers and one sister
• Spouse: Unknown
• Children: Benjamin Jerold
• Relationship: Married
• Net Worth: $1.8 million USD

Early Life and Education

Rajendran Mani was born in 1974 in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India. Brought up by his parents Mr. Mani (a boxer who inspired his interest in physical fitness) and Mrs. Mani in a family environment that encouraged strength and discipline.

He has four brothers and one sister. From a young age, he showed passion for fitness, starting training at age 10 by joining a health club initially as a cleaner and learning gymnastics in his teens.

He served in the Indian Air Force for 15 years starting in 1996, during which he began competitive bodybuilding. Educational details focus on self-taught fitness knowledge through practical experience rather than formal higher education in the field. His ethnicity is Indian. His religion is Hinduism.

Career

Rajendran Mani joined the Indian Air Force in 1996 and served in locations like Pune, Jodhpur, and New Delhi, winning his first championship in 2002 and remaining inter-services champion in the 90kg class for years. He took voluntary retirement in 2010 after facing promotion issues despite international success.

He won Mr. Asia in 2009, Mr. World 90kg at the 2013 World Bodybuilding and Physique Sports Championships in Hungary, and another world title in 2016. He secured multiple Mr. India titles (around 13–14), Champion of Champions, and other national honors.

Nicknamed Indian Super Hulk for his massive physique, he retired from professional competing but remains active as an international prep coach, founder of Maximum Muscle Lifestyle Fitness Studio, and content creator sharing workouts, motivation, and training tips. His son Benjamin Jerold follows in bodybuilding, making them a notable father-son duo in championships.

Awards and Nominations

• Mr. World Champion (multiple, including 2013 and 2016 in 90kg class)
• Mr. Asia 2009
• Multiple Mr. India and Champion of Champions titles (13–14 times)
• World Bodybuilding and Physique Sports Championships winner (2013, 2016)

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @dr_rajendran_mani_official_
• YouTube Channel: Rajendran Mani

Personal Life

Rajendran Mani, 52. His height is 1.73 m. He is married, with his wife providing family support throughout his career and challenges, including his Air Force service and bodybuilding pursuits. No specific name or past relationships are publicly detailed.

They have one son, Benjamin Jerold, who is also a bodybuilder and has competed in junior categories at world championships, making them the first father-son pair to participate together in such events (senior and junior). He maintains a disciplined lifestyle focused on training, family, gym ownership, coaching, and motivational content, often emphasizing perseverance and pride.

Net Worth

Rajendran Mani’s net worth is estimated at $1.8 million USD. His income primarily comes from gym ownership and operations at Maximum Muscle Lifestyle Fitness Studio; international fitness coaching and prep services; brand collaborations and sponsorships in bodybuilding and supplements; social media monetization on Instagram (over 150K followers) and YouTube through motivational videos, workouts, and reels; competition prize money from past titles; and speaking or appearance engagements in the fitness community.