Recently, Venkatesh, the acclaimed actor, visited CMR College in Hyderabad to promote a song from his upcoming film, “Saindhav.” During this event, he indulged in the popular trend of saying, “Just looking like a wow,” leaving the students in stitches. His interaction was captured in a viral video, drawing laughter from fans as well.
Venkatesh Daggubati, during his interaction with students, sparked an unexpected wave of excitement. The actor pleasantly surprised everyone by enthusiastically joining the ‘just looking like a wow’ trend while on stage, prompting an outburst of cheer and applause from the students. His sudden participation in the trend created a lively atmosphere and an instant surge of energy among the audience.
Expressing pride in Team India despite their loss in the World Cup to Australia, Venkatesh commended the players’ outstanding performance. He assured the audience of India’s future victory in the next World Cup.
Responding to inquiries about the second season of “Rana Naidu,” Venkatesh emphasized ensuring an inclusive approach in the upcoming season, considering the feedback received from various age groups.
His much-anticipated 75th film, “Saindhav,” directed by Sailesh Kolanu, features a star-studded cast including Nawazuddin Siddiqui in his Telugu debut, along with Arya, Shraddha Srinath, and others. Scheduled for release on January 13, 2024, the film will be available in various South Indian languages and Hindi.
Venkatesh’s engagement with the college students showcased his fun-loving side while also sharing insights into his upcoming projects. The actor’s infectious energy and camaraderie with the audience left a memorable impact.
This interaction provided a glimpse into both Venkatesh’s on-screen versatility and his ability to connect with fans off-screen. With “Saindhav” gearing up for release, audiences eagerly await his milestone 75th film.
Through his entertaining presence and engaging dialogues, Venkatesh continues to captivate audiences, leaving them eagerly anticipating his future endeavors.
