Returning from a brief hiatus, Samantha has stepped back into filming to begin her schedule on her upcoming movie.

The film features the charming Ritu Varma as Vikram’s love interest, with a stellar cast that includes the seasoned Parthiban, the acclaimed Aishwarya Rajesh, Simran, the powerhouse performer Radhika, the deep-voiced Arjun Das, and the talented Divyadarshini in crucial performances. To celebrate the film, Siddu Jonnalagadda, along with producer Rana Daggubati and director Ravikanth Perepu, engaged in a media session. During the discussion, Rana revealed an curious condition proposed by Siddu: "I wanted to develop another movie with him, but he demanded that I re-release 'Krishna and His Leela' before moving on to the next project," said Daggubati. Siddu Jonnalagadda, Shraddha Srinath, Seerat Kapoor, and Shalini Vadnikatti take center stage in the love story "Krishna and His Leela," which bypassed theaters for a direct release on Netflix in the pandemic period during the health crisis. At the event, Siddu declared his eagerness about witnessing audience reactions to "It’s Complicated." Addressing the potential clash with his friend and fellow actor Vishwak Sen’s film "Laila," which is also coming out on the same day, Siddu observed, "'Laila' is a fresh film, while 'It’s Complicated' is a reissue, so there’s really no concern about a rivalry between the two." He explained that this is not merely a revival; "It’s Complicated" will have its legitimate official launch. The film has since been rebranded "It’s Complicated" and is planned for a cinematic re-release on February 14, coinciding with Valentine's Day. Samantha is directing her career toward wider-reaching projects. Her previous venture featured her in the digital venture *Citadel*, crafted by Raj and DK, which disappointingly failed to make a mark in the OTT arena. They've now announced a follow-up celebration scheduled for tomorrow, February 13, 2025, in Srikakulam. In honor of its positive reception, the filmmakers hosted a grand ttown-blog.blogspot.com event with Nagarjuna as the special guest, which was met with great enthusiasm. This event will take place at the NTR MH School Ground Municipality starting at 5 PM, featuring the film's cast and crew. *"Thandel"* holds particular significance for Srikakulam, as it tells the poignant tale of a fisherman who unintentionally strays into Pakistani waters and faces detention, overcoming the struggles of returning home for love. Naga Chaitanya's newest release, *"Thandel,"* hit theaters last Friday and is garnering acclaim from both audiences and critics alike. Directed by Chandoo Mondeti, the film is enchanting viewers across the globe. With music by Devi Sri Prasad, *"Thandel"* continues to perform impressively at the box office. The film stars Sai Pallavi in the female lead role and is produced on a large scale by Bunny Vasu, with Allu Aravind overseeing its presentation. At the launch event for "Thandel," acclaimed producer Allu Aravind ignited controversy with a statement made that did not resonate well with mega fans. He stated, "Recently, a senior journalist sought explanation on my remark regarding Ram Charan’s 'Game Changer.' I want to make it clear: my intention was to stress the changes Dil Raju dealt with in just one week." He further expressed, "It was an unwitting remark that led to confusion among fans, who thought I was criticizing Ram Charan. He alluded to the contrasting box office outcomes of "Sankranthiki Vasthunam" and "Game Changer" within just one week, which many viewers understood as a criticism at Ram Charan. I truly apologize for that. Upon looking back, I recognize that my words were ill-advised, and I deeply regret any damage caused." In response to the backlash, Allu Aravind organized a press conference today to discuss concerns regarding copyright issues related to "Thandel." During this meeting, he extended an apology to the Mega family followers. We have a strong bond. I respectfully ask for your sympathy in this matter. Ram Charan is like a son to me, and he is my only.