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The directorial journey of Rajinikanth’s Thalaivar 173 continues to take unexpected turns, keeping fans guessing. The project was initially set to be helmed by Sundar C, but he stepped away due to creative differences.

Later, Cibi Chakravarthi came on board and was even officially announced as the director. However, in a surprising development, he too has exited the film.

The latest buzz in Kollywood suggests that Ashwath Marimuthu is now in talks to take over the project. While there is no official confirmation yet, his name being linked has generated fresh curiosity. Stay tuned for more updates on this project.

Nagabandham is one of the most interesting films coming from Tollywood this year. Marking the directorial venture of producer Abhishek Nama, the film stars Virat Karna, Nabha Natesh, and Iswarya Menon in lead roles.

After the successful release of the first song Namo Re, which impressed with its grand sets and visuals, the makers are now gearing up to release the second song, Sura Sura. The track is set to release on April 19, 2026, and is expected to deliver vibrant wedding vibes. A promo will be unveiled soon.

Produced by Kishore Annapreddy and Nishitha Nagireddy, Nagabandham is shaping up to be an ambitious pan Indian project rooted in devotion and culture. The film is slated for release on July 3, 2026, with more details to be announced soon.

At a recent media interaction, Pawan Kalyan was asked to share his advice for Vijay, who is stepping into politics and preparing to contest elections.

Responding with humility, Pawan Kalyan stated that he does not believe in giving advice to anyone, emphasizing that every individual is capable of making their own decisions and carving their own path.

However, he acknowledged Vijay’s massive stardom and expressed positivity about his political move. Pawan Kalyan remarked that it is always commendable when influential personalities choose to serve the people, regardless of the role they take up.

His response struck a balanced tone, offering encouragement without being prescriptive, and reflected mutual respect between two major stars venturing into public service.