Naga Chaitanya and Sobhita Dhulipala Shine at ‘Thandel’ Success Meet

Actor Naga Chaitanya is riding high on the success of his latest film, Thandel, which hit theatres last week and has been performing exceptionally well at the box office. To celebrate the film’s success, a grand event was held on Tuesday evening, attended by the entire cast and crew. Veteran actor Nagarjuna Akkineni graced the occasion as the chief guest. However, the highlight of the evening was Naga Chaitanya’s endearing interaction with his wife, Sobhita Dhulipala.

A Charming Entry by Naga Chaitanya and Sobhita Dhulipala

At the event, Naga Chaitanya made a stylish entrance alongside Sobhita Dhulipala, who looked stunning in an elegant pink saree. The couple sat together throughout the event, and their chemistry was unmissable. A particularly heartwarming moment occurred when Chaitanya recited the popular Bujji Thalli dialogue from the film, leaving Sobhita blushing and the audience cheering.

The Story Behind ‘Bujji Thalli’

During the film’s pre-release event, Chaitanya had shared an interesting anecdote about the phrase Bujji Thalli, revealing that it holds personal significance for him. He mentioned that he often calls Sobhita Bujji Thalli at home and had previously informed director Chandoo Mondeti about it. When the song titled Bujji Thalli, composed by Devi Sri Prasad and sung by Javed Ali, was released, Sobhita initially felt disappointed, thinking it was their special nickname. However, her reaction soon turned into joy when she saw the love and admiration the song received from fans.

Thandel: A Gripping Tale of Real-Life Heroism

Thandel is inspired by a real-life incident in which fishermen from Srikakulam accidentally drifted into Pakistani waters while fishing. The film has resonated with audiences, receiving praise for its compelling storyline, powerful performances, and engaging music.

With its growing success, Thandel continues to win hearts, and Naga Chaitanya’s on-screen and off-screen moments are adding to the excitement surrounding the film.