Jr NTR, who is all set to bring forth his much-awaited movie Devara: Part 1, was recently spotted in Chennai attending a press meet. During the event, the actor was asked about the possibility of working in a Tamil movie, and that’s when he urged director Vetrimaaran to collaborate with him.

The RRR star called the director his favorite in Tamil cinema and said, “I’m gonna ask my favorite director…Vetrimaaran sir, please do one with me. Let’s do a straight Tamil movie and we can later dub it into Telugu.”

Interestingly, it’s worth noting that Vetrimaaran had once spoken about the possibility of working with Jr NTR. In a media interaction back in the day, the director revealed that he met the star after Asuran to discuss a project. However, he also mentioned that while the collaboration is bound to happen, it would take some time due to his existing commitments with other films.

Coming back to the Devara event, Jr NTR also expressed his love and gratitude for Chennai. The actor recalled how he trained in Kuchipudi in Chennai during his early days, and how the city holds a special place in his heart.

Jr NTR further praised Devara’s director, Koratala Siva, and music director, Anirudh Ravichander, calling them the pillars of the movie. He also expressed his excitement as the movie inches closer to its release.

Watch Jr NTR’s speech at Devara press meet here:

Jujutsu Kaisen is preparing for its final chapters, and fans are in for some big surprises. As per Comicbook, the manga has just confirmed the revival of two major characters: Yuta Okkotsu and Hiromi Higuruma. Here is all you need to know about the upcoming twists in the manga’s ending.

Yuta’s revival is complicated and ties into the Shinjuku Showdown arc. Sukuna, the King of Curses, almost killed Yuta during their battle. To save himself, Yuta transferred his brain into Gojo’s body using Kenjaku’s technique. However, this method was only temporary, and Yuta’s survival seemed uncertain. In an emotional turn, Rika, the curse tied to Yuta, used her reverse cursed technique to restore his body and bring him back to life. This unexpected revival is a major moment as Yuta returns, having escaped death once again.

Hiromi Higuruma, a sorcerer with a strong sense of justice, was believed to have died earlier in the arc. During the battle against Sukuna, Higuruma was critically injured, and fans assumed he didn’t make it. However, the latest chapter reveals that Higuruma survived the attack, albeit with serious injuries, including a broken arm. His return adds another layer of suspense to the final arc.

‘Chhoti-chhoti raatein! Lambi ho jaati hain!’ If these lines take you back to the early 2000s era, then you know what we are talking about. Mark your calendars as you will get to watch Tum Bin in theaters again. Starring Priyanshu Chatterjee, Sandali Sinha, Himanshu Malik and Raqesh Bapat in the lead roles, the 2001 film is still cherished among the cinephiles who love watching romantic dramas. Directed by Anubhav Sinha, Priyanshu Chatterjee and Sandali Sinha’s ‘timeless love story’ has returned in theaters.

The official handle of PVR Cinemas took to Instagram to announce that Tum Bin is re-releasing in cinemas. The post features a poster of the 2001 romantic drama featuring the leads, Priyanshu, Sandali, Himanshu, and Raqesh. The caption suggests that Tum Bin will hit the PVR INOX screens on September 20 this year.

“Timeless love story returns! Experience the magic of love, loss, and hope all over again as Tum Bin graces the big screen once more. Re-Releasing at PVR INOX on 20th September,” read the caption.

Take a look at the post here: