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Yami Gautam’s ‘Nayyi Navelli’ Blends Horror with Comedy

Yami Gautam is gearing up to entertain audiences with her upcoming film Nayyi Navelli, a refreshing blend of horror and comedy. The project, recently announced at a special event, has already sparked curiosity among fans for its unique concept.
The story revolves around a newly married bride who enters a family in Meerut and initially appears perfect, bringing happiness and harmony into their lives. However, things take a mysterious turn when her brother-in-law begins to sense that something is off. As the narrative unfolds, it is hinted that the bride may not be an ordinary woman but someone with supernatural powers, leading to fear and tension within the family.
What makes Nayyi Navelli stand out is its mix of spooky moments and humor, offering a fresh cinematic experience. The film also draws inspiration from Indian folklore, adding a rooted and traditional touch to its storytelling.
Directed by Balaji Mohan and produced by Aanand L Rai and Himanshu Sharma, the film marks Yami Gautam’s first collaboration with Aanand L Rai. The script has been penned by Himanshu Sharma along with Divy Nidhi Sharma.
The makers are planning a theatrical release before bringing it to OTT platforms, ensuring it reaches a wider audience. With its intriguing premise and strong team, Nayyi Navelli is shaping up to be an exciting addition to the horror-comedy genre.
Naidu Cabinet Expansion Buzz: Vizag vs Jana Sena Dilemma

There is growing buzz in political circles that N. Chandrababu Naidu may soon go for a Cabinet expansion in Andhra Pradesh.
Naidu has reportedly expressed dissatisfaction over the performance of a few ministers, and with his government nearing the two-year mark, a reshuffle or expansion now seems likely.
One key issue under discussion is the lack of representation for Visakhapatnam district in the current Cabinet. The government has been prioritizing Vizag’s development, and politically too, the city has remained loyal to Telugu Desam Party even during its weakest phase in the 2019 elections. Notably, TDP managed to win only four out of 15 assembly segments in the district—and all four were from Vizag city constituencies.
Given this backdrop, leaders like Palla Srinivasa Rao, Ganta Srinivasa Rao, Velagapudi Ramakrishna Babu, and Vasupalli Ganesh Kumar are reportedly in the race for a Cabinet berth.
At the same time, Jana Sena Party is pushing for representation, with Konathala Ramakrishna being a strong contender. The party is keen on strengthening its presence in the Uttarandhra region, with leaders like Nagababu eyeing constituencies such as Etcherla, and Pawan Kalyan focusing on agency areas.
However, accommodating Konathala poses a challenge. He belongs to Anakapalli district, which already has representation in the Cabinet through Home Minister Vangalapudi Anitha. Dropping her is considered unlikely due to social and political balance factors, including gender and community representation.
This creates a tricky situation—if Konathala is included, it may come at the cost of denying a berth to a Vizag leader.
Currently, Naidu’s Cabinet has 24 ministers, leaving one vacant slot out of the permitted 25. How he balances regional representation and alliance dynamics will be crucial in the expected expansion.





















