‘Bigg Boss 2’ Telugu has already completed two months of its run. Now it is turning interesting. Some of its popular faces like Tejaswi had already been eliminated.
Buzz is that Babu Gogineni would be the one would be leaving the show now.
According to our sources, the controversial rationalist Babu Gogineni has been receiving backlash and he’s unpopular with the viewers too.
He is said to have got low voting. Hence, he has to leave the show.
However we have to wait till Sunday night to confirm as there could be last minute changes.
Social media is already abuzz with that Babu Gogineni is going to be eliminated by Nani, the host.
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From Stardom to Heartbreak: Nayanthara’s Untold Story in Netflix Documentary!
Nayanthara’s life, which is frequently hidden underneath the glitz of her fame, is set to be shown in a way that has never been done before. The teaser for her much awaited documentary *Nayanthara: Beyond the Fairy Tale* provides an intimate look into the woman behind the camera, akin to revealing the layers of a mystery book. The trailer, which promises a close-up look at the legendary actress’s career, has finally been unveiled after two years of expectation. The documentary, which will debut on Netflix on November 18, will take us behind the scenes of Nayanthara’s personal and professional life and share previously untold anecdotes.
From falling in love with her husband, Vignesh Shivan, to the star-studded wedding that featured Tamil film superstar Rajinikanth and Bollywood royalty Shah Rukh Khan, the teaser showcases Nayanthara’s raw emotions and life turning points. Nayanthara also talks candidly about her challenges and victories, tracing her path from the enormous success of *Jawan* to the heartache of previous relationships. She describes how Vignesh Shivan is the one her soul has been looking for in her own words. In order for her admirers to feel the same level of satisfaction she does now, she says she wants to share her documentary with them.
Industry heavyweights Rana Daggubati and Nagarjuna comment on Nayanthara’s influence on the field throughout the documentary. Even though Rana calls her a “woman superstar,” Nagarjuna considers the mental turmoil she has experienced in her personal and professional lives. In addition to examining Nayanthara’s profession, the documentary promises to delve deeply into the lady who has overcome innumerable obstacles to achieve success.
One concern remains as we anxiously anticipate the publication of the entire documentary: Will Nayanthara’s candidness encourage more famous people to tell their untold tales to the world?
