AAY – Trailer | Narne Nithiin | Nayan Sarika | Ram Miriyala | Anji K Maniputhra | #AAY Movie
AAY – Trailer | Narne Nithiin | Nayan Sarika | Ram Miriyala | Anji K Maniputhra | #AAY Movie
What Now! Pushpa 2 Agarbattis Are Here
Allu Arjun is currently pinning all hopes on Pushpa 2 which happens to be one of the most anticipated projects in the making in Indian cinema. The stakes are very high on this one and the promotional campaign is underway now in a grand manner.
Coming to the topic, the makers of Pushpa have kickstarted a very intriguing campaign now in the form of “Agarbatti” promotion.
Incidentally, a new edition of the famous Mangaldeep Agabatti (incense sticks) comes with a branding of Pushpa 2 on it. These incense sticks are for sale on all mediums now and they come with a big bold branding of Pushpa.
A poster of Pushpa from the famous Jathara episode is seen on these incense sticks packing which is a first of its kind promotional campaign. This is one interesting way to reach a larger audience.
As for Pushpa 2, the film is heading for its theatrical debut on the 5th of December and the trailer for the same is set to be unveiled on the 17th of this month.
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Sai Pallavi’s Sizzling Reply to Siva Karthikeyan Stuns!
Although becoming an enormous success, it appears that someone is feelings have been offended by Siva Karthikeyan’s Amaran. Even as the movie is enjoying its box office haul, there has been a lot of talk about a particular exchange between Sai Pallavi and Siva Karthikeyan, the featuring duo.
Sai Pallavi’s response at the Telugu success meet in Hyderabad felt like a gentle yet firm counter. With a playful glint, she remarked, “I’m happy Amaran became Siva’s first big success in Telugu, just as it was mine in Tamil.” Her subtle clap-back was an artful reminder of her unique appeal. And with that, Sai Pallavi reminded everyone that, like a river that carves its path through stone, her talent would always leave an indelible mark, regardless of the box office race.
At the Telugu success meet, however, Sai Pallavi reversed the situation with her trademark elegance and nuanced humor. Many were impressed by her graceful reaction to Siva Karthikeyan’s earlier remarks, which was mild but incisive. It was a subtle counterstrike that made an impression, as though she had skillfully weaved a silky thread.
It seems like the film sector is more than just box office success and blockbuster smashes; occasionally, an appropriate phrase or nuanced gesture can have a lasting effect.