Sreeleela, a popular actress in Tollywood, is making headlines with her busy schedule. Amid shooting for ‘Guntur Kaaram’ and preparing for medical exams, she’s also promoting Nithin’s film, ‘Extra ordinary man’. Recently, she attended a Sri Lankan wedding.
The wedding involves Abhiram Daggubati, the younger son of renowned producer Suresh Babu (Rana’s brother), marrying Prathyusha Chaparala at a luxurious resort in Sri Lanka with a stunning view of the Indian Ocean.
Several Tollywood celebrities, including Sreeleela, are attending this destination wedding.
Despite her packed schedule, Sreeleela is attending because Prathyusha, the bride, is her childhood friend from neighboring villages near Ongole. They also studied together in the USA. Sreeleela is flying to the island to celebrate her best friend’s special day, explaining her decision to temporarily set aside her work commitments.
On the other hand, Sreeleela was most recently seen in Aadikeshava, directed by Srikanth N. Reddy and starring Panja Vaisshnav Tej in the lead role. Sreeleela is also part of Mahesh Babu’s upcoming film Guntur Kaaram, directed by Trivikram Srinivas. The film is scheduled for release on January 12th next year.
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Tharun Bhascker Opens Up on Gaayapadda Simham
Actor-director Tharun Bhascker is gearing up to entertain audiences with his upcoming film Gaayapadda Simham, slated for release in the first week of May. In an exclusive interview with manatelugu, he had an engaging conversation with anchor Chandana, sharing several interesting insights.
During the interview, Tharun spoke not only about the film but also about his interactions with co-stars and crew. He reflected on his friendships with Vijay Deverakonda and Vishwak Sen, and how those relationships have evolved as they grew into stars. He candidly discussed how things have changed over time.
Talking about Gaayapadda Simham, he kept the storyline under wraps but assured that the film offers multiple layers of fun and entertainment. He revealed that the narrative revolves around the questions asked during US immigration and the humor arising from that process. He also touched upon how immigration officers sometimes perceive Indians and the impressions they carry.
Apart from discussing the film, Tharun reflected on his filmmaking journey and his roots in his trademark unfiltered style, which makes the conversation all the more engaging. He also mentioned that the film features satirical takes on the administration of Donald Trump, spoofs on other films, and even a playful spoof on himself.
Overall, the interview comes across as a pleasant and insightful watch. For the complete conversation, viewers can check out the full video.
