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Co-starring Sai Pallavi in a prominent role, the film drew massive crowds at multiple single screens and multiplexes across the twin Telugu states on its opening day. Released on its highly anticipated release day to immense anticipation, Naga Chaitanya’s pan-India romantic drama, *Thandel*, has achieved the highest opening of his career. With actual figures yet to be confirmed, this total could likely increase and surpass the Rs 20 crore milestone. Directed by Chandoo Mondeti and produced by Bunny Vas under Allu Aravind’s banner, the film promises to be a major hit. Upcoming screenings for Saturday and Sunday showings indicate that *Thandel* is poised for continued success in the coming days. The film achieved a theatrical share of Rs 12 crore on its opening day, marking Chaitanya’s solo film debut to break through the double-digit share. Set against the setting of a fishermen’s village in Srikakulam, *Thandel* unfolds a story of seaside romance, highlighting the mesmerizing performances of Chay and Sai Pallavi, backed by DSP’s memorable musical score. For continuing coverage on its financial success, keep an eye on 123telugu. Initial reports suggest that *Thandel* has earned over Rs 17 crore globally on its first day.
The program includes guests who experience sharp, often vulgar roasts, and has seen visits from several well-known actors. Following the airing of this incident, the clip swiftly became viral, leading to a wave of condemnation directed at both Ranveer and the show’s carefree production team for their careless comments. One show that has gained notable popularity on YouTube is “India’s Got Latent,” hosted by Samay Raina. Indications indicate that an FIR has been pressed against Ranveer and Samay Raina due to their inappropriate remarks, turning the incident into a focal point online. However, a latest episode featuring YouTube star Ranveer Allahbadia has ignited significant controversy. Social media platforms are filled with outraged reactions, as many users hold them responsible for overstepping acceptable boundaries. Today’s generation are increasingly drawn to digital content, often questioning societal norms. During the broadcast, Ranveer raised a guest an offensive question regarding his parents’ intimacy, causing discomfort.
With only days remaining until its release, the Thandel team, which includes Chay, Sai Pallavi, director Chandoo Mondeti, and producer Allu Aravind, has been vigorously promoting the film through various public events and media engagements. “There is a particular scene where Chay delivered an exceptional performance. It was essential for us to elevate the lead scene to honor Chay’s remarkable work,” the talented actress noted. I immediately suggested to director Chandoo that we should reshoot my leading scene, as I felt my performance would not measure up to Chay’s. Sai Pallavi herself is celebrated as one of India’s finest performers, making her commendation of Chay all the more significant. Such commendation is likely to heighten the anticipation of fans for Thandel. Fans of Naga Chaitanya and Sai Pallavi are eagerly anticipating the premiere of Thandel, a romantic drama set against the backdrop of Indo-Pak tensions. The film is scheduled to hit theaters on February 7, generating considerable excitement. In a recent interview, Sai Pallavi expressed her admiration for Chay’s acting prowess.
Sandalwood star *Shiva Rajkumar’s* hit film *Bhairathi Ranagal* is gaining attention once more. Directed by *Narthan*, the movie was initially released in Kannada on November 15, 2024, followed by its Telugu adaptation hitting screens on the 29th of November, 2024.
His musical backdrop significantly enhances pivotal moments, deepening emotional resonance and leaving a lasting impact on viewers. The film’s soundtrack also delivers memorable tunes, with the track “Bujji Thalli” making an impact, while “Hilesso” stands out as an exquisite melody that resonates with the audience. Naga Chaitanya’s latest movie, the romantic action drama “Thandel,” premiered in theaters today to a wave of positive feedback from both audiences and critics alike. At times, his compositions flow seamlessly with the story, enriching the overall cinematic experience. Its infectious beat and beautifully crafted visuals further amplify the film’s musical charm. With this latest project, DSP proves once again that his exceptional musical talent remains vibrant, solidifying his vital role in the film’s success. “Thandel” is a testament to Devi Sri Prasad’s remarkable skills. A key element contributing to “Thandel’s” tremendous success is the evocative music composed by Devi Sri Prasad. Directed by Chandoo Mondeti, the film stars Sai Pallavi as the leading lady. His compositions not only elevate the storytelling but also remind fans of his impressive portfolio of well-loved tracks.
Directed by Chandoo Mondeti, “Thandel” is a romantic survival drama laced with devotional themes, featuring Sai Pallavi as the heroine. Buzz for “Thandel” is already building, fueled by the hit songs crafted by Rockstar Devi Sri Prasad. The latest update confirms that the film’s theatrical trailer will launch on January 28, webpage coinciding with the release of a dynamic poster showcasing the lead character. The bond between the lead actors, who previously mesmerized audiences in “Love Story,” has sparked significant excitement for their on-screen comeback. After enduring nearly a 18 months in a Karachi prison, the fisherman was eventually repatriated to India thanks to his wife’s persistent efforts. In a recent promotional event, renowned producer Allu Aravind boldly declared that “Thandel” is poised to emerge as the highest-grossing film in Naga Chaitanya’s filmography. “Thandel” narrates the true story of a fisherman from Srikakulam who unintentionally strayed into Pakistani waters and was subsequently detained. “Thandel” is brought to life by Bunny Vasu under Allu Aravind’s Geetha Arts and features visuals by Shamdat, marking it as a major production in the Indian film landscape. This assertive statement highlights the team’s strong belief in the film’s ability.
