Official: Naga Chaitanya’s Intriguing NC24 Is Here

Akkineni Naga Chaitanya is celebrating his birthday today and firstly, Tupaki.com would like to wish him on the joyous occasion. In this context, there is an interesting new update from Chay and it has something to do with his next film, tentatively titled NC24.

On the occasion of Chay’s birthday today, NC24 has officially been announced with director Karthik Varma who earlier made Virupaksha.

In order to publicize the same, the makers have unveiled a new announcement poster. The poster showcases a Weird eye with the protagonist seen standing on a rock with rock climbing tools in his back. This visually captivating poster has taken everyone by surprise.

On the occasion, the makers also announced that the film’s shoot will begin in December. Tentatively titled NC24, the film is co-produced by the creative genius Sukumar and will be made on a huge budget with top-notch production values.

It is said that the film will have heavy CG work to brought out some visually challenging scenes and deliver one of a kind experience. Talented DOP Shamdat ISC will handle the cinematography, while Naveen Nooli takes care of the editing.

Much like Virupaksha, this film also appears to be a slick mystical actioner with a peculiar setting and plot. More details about the film are bound to be out in the due course.

Ranbir Kapoor’s Sister Speaks Out on Pushpa Violence!

Cinema, like a mirror, reflects the evolving tastes of its audience, capturing both art and chaos. In a recent discussion, Riddhima Kapoor Sahni, sister of Bollywood star Ranbir Kapoor and a prominent entrepreneur, shared her thoughts on violence in films like Pushpa and Animal. Known for her graceful presence on Fabulous Lives vs Bollywood Wives, Riddhima found herself addressing a cinematic debate that juxtaposed modern trends with timeless legacies.

During a lively Q&A session, an audience member brought up the illustrious legacy of her grandfather, the legendary Raj Kapoor, who was known for films addressing social issues. They posed a thought-provoking question: Would today’s cinema, often dominated by intense action and violence, align with his vision? The conversation steered towards contrasting classic storytelling with films like Pushpa and Animal, questioning the impact of the changing audience preferences.

Riddhima responded thoughtfully, acknowledging the diverse tastes of today’s viewers. “There’s a segment of the audience that enjoys these films,” she remarked, emphasizing that if her grandfather were alive, his creations would undoubtedly carry the same timeless elegance but perhaps resonate differently in today’s world. Her nuanced answer highlighted the balance between honoring cinematic traditions and adapting to the contemporary palate.

Closing the session on a light note, Riddhima quipped, “If Dadaji were around, I’d probably still be answering questions about why his movies never had sequel plans!” A touch of humor and nostalgia left the audience smiling, as Riddhima gracefully bridged the past and present of Indian cinema.