Tollywood young stars on their success

Tollywood young stars witnessed tremendous success in 2022 and speaking to scribes they shared their success secrets. Adivi Sesh who scored back-to-back hits in form of Major and HIT2 (The Second Case), speaking to scribes revealed “I have been blessed with amazing teams that slog almost the whole day. We wanted to make pan-Indian films sitting in Hyderabad,” , He added  “Films like Major and HIT 2 validated my hard work,” Adivi Sesh is currently busy with Goodachari sequel.

Siddhu Jonnalagadda who scored a silent hit in form of DJ Tillu and who is now coming with DJ Tillu Square shared “When I look back, my heart is filled with joy, relief, and gratitude. There is a lot to be grateful for. It gives me a kick to take up roles that are challenging. I thought my role as a brat in DJ Tillu suited my image and personality. I was able to gain a lot of confidence from that film.”

Nikhil who got pan India stardom with the unexpected hit of Karthikeya 2 at the national level said  “But more than the numbers, the love I have got from the people all across India is what made me happy,” He added “To be honest, it was a huge surprise that the film became such a big hit. We believed that Karthikeya 2 would do well in Telugu because it is the second installment of an established hit film. We assumed it would take baby steps in the Hindi belt. But the response was unbelievable,”

Dulqer Salmaan who stole the hearts of all with Sitharamam and then made an impact with Chup-Revenge of The Artist, said “I wanted to look at the role from director Hanu’s perspective,” “My idea of doing a romantic period drama worked big time. The script is intensely emotional, and we felt if it was narrated in an intelligent way the film would go a long way. That’s exactly what has happened,” and added “As an actor, I am game to do films in any language. Since I work in several languages, I want every outing to be unique and memorable.”

Vishwak Sen who surprised all with his class act in Ashoka Vanamlo Arjuna Kalyanam and Ori Devuda says “I tried to make love stories more realistic and natural, and I think that struck a chord with the audience. I also got the self-assurance that I can experiment with characters and genres,”