After making her television debut with Bigg Boss Telugu 4, Samantha Akkineni has launched a talk show, Sam Jam Samantha, for OTT platform aha.
Sensational actor Vijay Devarakonda was the first celebrity guest for the show. When two energetic and full of life celebrities are in one frame, we can understand how much entertainment they can provide the viewers.
As a part of the show, Vijay broke the glass that had the ‘serial kisser’ tag on it and said, “I didn’t kiss Sam till now. How can I be a serial kisser?” The Rangasthalam actress’ reaction to Vijay’s statement will surely catch one’s attention.
“Sam Jam Samantha is not just a talk show. It is a platform that also addresses social issues. It is going to change the lives of many,” Samantha said in an interview.
On the work front, Vijay Devarakonda will next be seen in Puri Jagannadh’s Fighter and Samantha has been waiting for the release of her digital debut Family Man 2
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Raj & Samantha Choose Satvik Meal for Wedding
Guests were served a simple plate of cucumber salad, dal rice, mixed vegetables, chutney, and ragi mudde.
After weeks of speculation and unconfirmed reports, Samantha Ruth Prabhu and filmmaker Raj Nidimoru—one half of the celebrated director duo Raj & DK—have finally tied the knot. Fans were taken by surprise when Samantha announced her wedding early in the morning, putting an end to months of anticipation.
The ceremony was intimate, deeply spiritual, and filled with positive, grounding energy. Held at the sacred Linga Bhairavi temple, the wedding followed the traditional Bhuta Shuddhi Vivaah rituals. Samantha’s close friend, fashion designer Shilpa Reddy, shared a few serene glimpses from the event, reflecting purity, simplicity, and soulful celebration.
One aspect that immediately grabbed attention was the food. Staying true to the minimalist and spiritual theme, the couple opted for a satvik, traditional menu instead of an elaborate spread. Guests were served a humble plate of cucumber salad, dal rice, mixed vegetables, chutney, and ragi mudde—without any chaats, pizzas, or multi-course luxury dishes.
The simple meal perfectly matched the tranquil ambiance of the Isha Foundation, known for its emphasis on ritualistic purity, calm, and traditional living.
