Throwback: When Prabhas and Jr NTR danced at Rajamouli's son's wedding; WATCH
Jr NTR
and
Prabhas
are two of the most endeared stars of Tollywood. Throwback to the time when they had an unforgettable night when they took to the dance floor at SS Rajamouli's son Karthikeya's wedding in 2018 which was held in Jaipur.
In a video from the event has recently resurfaced online, as the iconic track 'Botany' from Nagarjuna's cult-classic Shiva began to play, the duo called upon Nagarjuna himself to join them and he did, with infectious energy and style.
The sight of Prabhas, Jr NTR, and Nagarjuna dancing in perfect sync created a magical moment, one that quickly became the talk of the town.
The Jaipur wedding was nothing short of a star-studded affair.
Ram Charan, Rana Daggubati, and Anushka Shetty were also in attendance, further adding to the glittering guest list. The rare congregation of top-tier talent not only celebrated love and family but also showcased the tight-knit bonds that exist behind the scenes in the Telugu film fraternity.
Prabhas upcoming films
On the working front, Prabhas will be next seen in a brief role in the mythological film, 'Kannappa' starring Vishnu Manchu. He is currently involved in the shooting of the horror comedy film, 'The Raja Saab' directed by Maruthi. Apart from it, he is also working in a period army drama film directed by
Hanu Raghavapudi
which is rumoured to be named, 'Fauji'.
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He will further work on Sandeep Reddy Vanga's directorial cop action thriller 'Spirit' and on the highly anticipated sequels 'Kalki 2898 AD: Part 2' and 'Salaar 2'.
Jr NTR's upcoming films
On the other hand, Jr NTR will be making his Bollywood debut in the spy action thriller 'War 2' alongside Hrithik Roshan. He is also working with 'KGF' and 'Salaar' director Prashanth Neel. He will be also working on a film with director Trivikram Srinivas.
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