Nagarjuna feels ‘proud’ as son Naga Chaitanya’s Thandel receives great response; pens note saying, ‘your courage…’

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Naga Chaitanya and Sai Pallavi’s movie “Thandel” received a favorable reaction at the box office upon its release on February 7th. As the film continues to perform well in cinemas, Nagarjuna couldn’t contain his praise for his son. Upon returning from Delhi, he expressed his heartfelt feelings on his Twitter account.

Nagarjuna expressed his sense of pride in Naga Chaitanya, commending his dedication and tireless work ethic. He admired the passion and drive in his son that pushes him to explore new horizons. For Nagarjuna, Thandel was not merely a film; it represented his commitment and aspirations.

To @chay_akkineni, I’m so proud of you, my son! It’s been amazing watching you stretch limits, tackle difficulties, and pour your soul into your work. The film ‘Thandel’ isn’t just any movie—it stands as a symbol of your unyielding enthusiasm, your bold ambition, and your dedication.” – Nagarjuna expressed this in his post.

Additionally, he expressed gratitude towards the Akkineni supporters for their unwavering loyalty, likening them to kin. He felt that the triumph of Thandel was equally their achievement as it was the team’s. Put simply, the actor wrote: “To all Akkineni fans – you have been like family to us, and Thandel’s success is just as much yours as it is ours.

In a show of appreciation, Nagarjuna recognized the contributions of producers Allu Aravind and Bunny Vas. He extolled Sai Pallavi’s extraordinary skills, labeling her as a gifted artist. Devi Sri Prasad was hailed as a genius in his domain, while Chandoo Mondeti was lauded as an emerging star. The entire Thandel team was applauded for turning the film into an unforgettable triumph.

Take a look at his note below:

Ever since Thandel was released, it’s been garnering an extraordinary reception. Viewers can’t help but be captivated by the compelling on-screen relationship between Naga Chaitanya and Sai Pallavi in this gripping survival story.

Under the guidance of Chandoo Mondeti, the film titled Thandel is inspired by true events that transpired among fishermen hailing from Srikakulam. During a fishing expedition, these men inadvertently ventured into Pakistan’s territorial waters and were subsequently captured. They endured imprisonment and physical abuse at the hands of their jailers. However, after spending over a year behind bars, they managed to secure their freedom.

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2025-02-10 06:52