South siren Samantha Akkineni has attained a top position in Telugu film industry. The star beauty manages to draw attention time and time again with her fashion outings and her cute & equally hot social media posts. From morning stretches to late-night parties, things she does always becomes the talk of the town very shortly.
On Thursday, Samantha posted one such picture on her Instagram story which didn’t go well with her fans and followers. Taking to Insta, Sam shared a picture with her stylist Preetham Jukalker to celebrate their 4 years of togetherness.
However, what went wrong in the picture is the actress is seen relaxing on a couch and stretched her legs on Preetham while he was seen resting his hands on her legs and having a conversation with her. As soon as she posted the picture, her fans couldn’t take it and the Oh Baby actress quickly deleted it.
Later, Preetham shared the story and wrote, “I Love You.” Although she deleted the picture, it made it to social media, and the Akkineni fans expressed their disappointment.
On the work front, Samantha Akkineni will next be seen in mythology film, Shakuntalam directed by Gunasekar of Rudhramadevi fame. The film will go on floors later this year.
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Nani’s The Paradise Builds Massive Slum Set for ‘Aaya Sher’ Song
Shooting in a real slum location may sometimes be inexpensive, as filmmakers can obtain permission by paying a nominal fee to the government. However, when a production team decides to recreate an entire slum environment as a specially designed set, the costs increase significantly because it allows complete control over lighting, assets, camera movement, and overall visual design.
For the song “Aaya Sher” from Nani’s upcoming film The Paradise, the makers appear to have taken on a massive production effort. Director Srikanth Odela and the team constructed a huge slum-style set on nearly 2.5 acres of land. The set includes numerous houses, narrow alleys, arches, walls, and drainage systems designed to replicate the look and feel of a densely populated settlement. Along with the hero’s house—designed in a distinctive arch-style structure resembling a traditional kaman—the team also created an entire village-like environment. This elaborate setup features several residential structures, a large water body, a giant bowl-shaped structure resembling a biryani vessel, and even a dump yard nearby to add realism to the setting.
The construction of these extensive sets involved many workers and skilled artisans, and it reportedly took around 20 to 30 days to complete. To enhance authenticity, the designers applied natural aging effects, vintage textures, and weathered colors to the structures so that the environment would appear lived-in and realistic on screen.
The grand slum-style set was designed by production designer Avinash Kolla, and it has become a major talking point after the release of the “Aaya Sher” song. The track has already crossed 100 million views on YouTube, with audiences praising its raw visual appeal, energetic tone, Anirudh Ravichander’s powerful music, and Nani’s commanding screen presence.
The Paradise, produced by Sudhakar Cherukuri, was initially scheduled for release on March 27, but due to delays in the film’s shooting schedule, the release has now been postponed to August 27.
