Titled ‘Kathilantodu’, Chiranjeevi’s landmark 150th film was planned to go on the floors next month. Pre-production work is still going on and the makers are yet to finalize the female lead in the film. News from the industry circles is that Regina has been roped in for this film.
She may not be the leading lady but she will be doing a special song in the film says the source. Regina seems to be quite elated with this offer as she is trying to turn her fortunes around from a long time. Also, her recent outings ‘Soukyam’ and ‘Sourya’ disappointed everyone.
Getting a chance to shake a leg with Chiru at this juncture made her overjoyed and she readily accepted this offer explained the sources.We need to see whether this offer brings mileage to Regina’s career as Anjali tried the same for ‘Sarrainodu’ but it did not help her.
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Pics: Akkineni Kodalu with Chay and Nagarjuna
As is known, the Akkineni family is set to welcome their newest Kodalu pilla (Daughter-in-law) as Sobhita Dulipala is set to marry Naga Chaitanya very soon. Even prior to that, she appears to have enforced a close rapport with the main members of the Akkineni family.
Now, in a new viral picture, we see Sobhita Dulipala alongside her to-be husband Chaitanya and also her coming in-laws Nagarjuna and Amala Akkineni. This picture is the kind of stuff that dreams are made of for Akkineni fans and there is a lot of gerth associated with the same.
Elegance and legacy come alive at #IFFI2024! Yuva Samrat #NagaChaitanya & #SobhitaDhulipala grace the red carpet ahead of the special screening of ANR’s timeless masterpiece, the media communication from the team read. These pictures were clicked when the Akkineni family came together to watch the special screening of ANR’s legendary films as a part of the commemmoration drive.
This special event has been earmarked with the elegant presence of the entire Akkineni household at the event. Needless to say, the coming together of Sobhita and her to-be family members has caught the attention already.
