Tollywood's latest boxoffice sensation, 'Tillu Square' starring Siddhu Jonnalagadda, Anupama Parameswaran has hit Rs 100 Crores mark and is still going strong. Tillu Square which marks the sequel of Superhit, DJ Tillu once again did it's magic of entertaining the audience. Siddhu has played a key role in the blockbuster success of Tillu Square, his charm, wit, body language and energetic performance has made Tillu a lovable and mischievous character audiences are enjoying in theatres. Mallik Ram has directed the film while Naga Vamsi and Sai Soujanya have produced the film.
Commemorating its glorious run, the entire team came together for a success meet, for which Man Of Masses Jr NTR and star writer-director Trivikram were the chief guests along with Vishwak Sen. Jr NTR has already watched the film last week and impressed with Siddhu and team. At the event, Jr NTR shared his happiness and congratulated entire team. Speaking about Siddhu, NTR said, “I have watched many films of Siddhu but I interacted with him only after the pandemic. He is obsessed with cinema and consistently focused on doing justice to the characters in his films. Very rarely do we find people like that. Tillu is a character that’ll remain with us all over lives, he is like the boy-next-door and hats off to the team for creating this.”
NTR remembering doing comedy scenes shared, “I had great fun while doing comedy scenes in Adhurs, Aravinda Sametha. It’s a blessing to entertain audiences. It requires courage to dream and fear/discipline to bring it alive. I want Siddhu to work all his life and I am sure it will take him forward. I trust Siddhu and Vishwak to create a new wave in Telugu cinema and I am proud of their growth,” he added.
NTR also spoke about his upcoming film 'Devara' which made crowd berserk. He said that With Devara this year, he is doing his best to make his fans feel proud and hold their collars high. He signed off wishing everyone a happy Ugadi. Trivikram, Vishwak Sen, also congratulated the entire team for their hard work and deserved success.