Laal Singh Chaddha, directed by Advait Chandan and also starring Kareena Kapoor Khan, is the official version of Forrest Gump. Naga Chaitanya makes his Hindi debut in this film.
Naga Chaitanya commented about his and Samantha’s divorce while promoting his forthcoming film Bangarraju. He stated that if she is happy, he is happy.
Bangarraju is a remake of the 2016 film Soggade Chinni Nayana. While Nagarjuna reprises the titular role from the prequel, Ramya Krishnan will be seen as Bangarraju’s wife Satyabhama. The film also stars Krithi Shetty, Chalapathi Rao, Rao Ramesh, Brahmaji, Vennela Kishore, and Jhansi.
Samantha’s swimsuit photo drew an immediate response from fans, who showered her with love in the comments area. It’s chock-full of hearts and fire emojis.
The makers of Naga Chaitanya’s upcoming film Thank You released the first-look poster today. The actor celebrated his 35th birthday today.
The character look from Bangarraju was released to mark the birthday of Naga Chaitanya, who turns 35 on November 23. The teaser to be released tomorrow.
Naga Chaitanya to make his OTT debut on Amazon Prime Video. This web series will be directed by Vikram Kumar and Naga will be seen playing a negative character in the series.
Samantha and Chaitanya were married for almost four years. However, rumours of their breakup began earlier this year after Samantha altered her social media accounts to just ‘S’.
Love Story did well on the eighth and ninth days of its release, according to reports. It earned Rs. 96 lakhs on Saturday at the box office. The numbers went up again on Sunday as the film collected 1cr at the BO.
Samantha withdrew Akkineni from her surname on social media accounts, sparking speculation about their split. Samantha and Naga Chaitanya kept quiet about their tumultuous relationship
The film is still trending heavily on social media, with fans praising the lead actor Naga Chaitanya and, of course, his co-star Sai Pallavi.
According to the latest grapevine, the collection is Naga Chaitanya’s career-best opening.
