“God of Masses” Nandamuri Balakrishna and director Boyapati Srinu, the duo behind blockbusters like Simha, Legend and the pan-India hit Akhanda, are now returning with the much-anticipated sequel Akhanda 2. With each collaboration turning bigger than the last, expectations for this film are sky-high.
As part of the film’s special promotions, NBK and Boyapati met Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath today. They presented him with the iconic Akhanda Trishulam and screened exclusive footage from the sequel. Since Yogi Adityanath actively promotes Sanatana Dharma, the team felt it was meaningful to show him glimpses of a film deeply rooted in spiritual and cultural themes.
Despite his packed schedule, the CM watched select scenes from Akhanda 2 and reportedly enjoyed them thoroughly. He appreciated the portions he saw and expressed that such films — which highlight Indian culture, tradition, mythology, and divine elements — deserve to be watched by every Indian. He also recommended the film to others.
NBK and the team formally invited him to watch the full film upon release.
Akhanda 2 is set for a grand worldwide release on December 5, in both 2D and 3D formats, promising a massive visual and spiritual spectacle.
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Rashmika Mandanna Speaks Out Against Online Harassment
Actress Rashmika Mandanna, who was previously engaged to Kannada star Rakshit Shetty nearly eight years ago, later called off the engagement. Since then, she has risen to pan-Indian fame with blockbuster hits like Pushpa: The Rise in Telugu and Animal and Chhaava in Bollywood.
Recently, Rashmika tied the knot with Telugu star Vijay Deverakonda in a colorful ceremony in Udaipur, followed by a star-studded reception in Hyderabad, attended by top actors and even Karnataka Deputy CM D. K. Shivakumar.
However, she has recently faced online harassment allegedly from certain Kannada groups linked to Rakshit Shetty and his associates. Rashmika believes this group is behind the malicious campaign targeting her over the past few weeks.
The latest controversy erupted after an old audio clip, allegedly involving her mother, went viral. In response, Rashmika posted an emotional note condemning the circulation of the private audio. She said, “For eight years, I chose silence while attacks were restricted to me. Today, as others are being dragged into this, I cannot remain silent any longer. How far can people go dragging my family and innocent people into discomfort?”
Rashmika emphasized that while she has faced years of misinformation and targeted attacks, she had maintained silence—until this incident forced her to speak up and defend her family and personal life.
