Panja Vaisshnav Tej’s debut film ‘Uppena’ was a blockbuster during the time of its release and there seems to be no stopping for it on television too. Directed by Buchi Babu Sana, this emotional love story has touched the hearts of many and it recorded huge numbers at the box-office. It got a very good reception when it was released on Netflix and the situation is not different during the time of its premiere on television too.
On its first telecast, ‘Uppena’ got a TRP rating of 18.51 which is exceptional for a debut hero’s film. But the film got 11.37 TRP when it was broadcasted for the second time and it surprised many. This shows that the family audience loved the film and have watched it again. This is a huge feat for ‘Uppena’ team. As we know, Krithi Shetty is the heroine and Vijay Sethupathi played the villain’s role. Devi Sri Prasad’s music is one of the biggest assets for this movie which was produced by Mythri Movie Makers and Sukumar.
On the other hand, Tamil star hero Vijay is getting good reception in the Telugu states and ratings of ‘Master’ signify it. While it got 4.81 TRP on its first telecast, it secured 3.8 TRP on its second run. This action drama was directed by Lokesh Kanagaraj and Malavika Mohanan is the heroine.
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Adivi Sesh Shares Career Advice, Promotes Dacoit Ahead of Release
Adivi Sesh is currently busy promoting his upcoming prestigious film Dacoit, while continuing to reflect on his inspiring journey in Telugu cinema. Coming from a non-film background, the actor built his career step by step and carved a strong market for himself in the industry.
Sesh, who was initially known as an NRI when he entered films, believes that his journey was shaped by persistence and focus. Over time, he has become one of the most successful and bankable actors in Telugu cinema.
Speaking about aspiring filmmakers and actors, especially NRIs based in the USA who want to enter the industry, Sesh shared an important perspective. He feels that many try to balance life abroad and a film career simultaneously, which can be risky.
“I feel they try to travel in two boats at the same time. Ultimately, that can lead to failure. Many people fear losing what they have already built over the years. But if they are ready to let go of that fear and commit fully, they can succeed,” he explained.
Sesh’s own journey reflects this mindset. After early struggles, he got his breakthrough with Panjaa and later earned widespread recognition through Baahubali and a series of successful films that followed, establishing him as a pan-India star.
Now, with Dacoit, directed by Shaneil Deo and backed by Supriya Yarlagadda and Suniel Narang, expectations are high once again as the film gears up for release.
