Nandamuri Balakrishna’s talk show ‘Unstoppable 2 with NBK’ has been receiving rave receptions since its inception. The season began with senior politician N. Chandrababu Naidu & his son Nara Lokesh. It is followed by Siddhu Jonnalagga – Vishwak Sen, Sharwanand – Adivi Sesh, Kiran Kumar Reddy- Suresh Reddy.
A new trailer was dropped off today by the team. It is said that it commemorates 90 years of Telugu cinema and 100 years of NTR. The promo features big producers Allu Aravind & Daggubati Suresh Babu, who is involved in a candid conversation with Balakrishna regarding their friendship & bond and is soon joined by yesteryear filmmaker K. Raghavendra Rao.
They went on to crack a couple of jokes on his obsession with fruits & naval of the female leads in the flicks and finally landed on the issue of producers & distributors regarding theatre allocation & corresponding business.
In the same, when asked about why Aravind has not worked with Balayya, the producer said that he was waiting to do a film with both Chiru and Balakrishna. Balayya immediately told that it will be a pan-world film.
The trailer also features the celebration of NTR’s glorious career but many questions about the usage of the words ’90 years of Telugu cinema’. “NTR centenary is different. But when celebrating 90 years of Telugu cinema, how many stalwarts should be remembered?” question seniors journalist & media critics.
This post was last modified on 1 December 2022 2:17 pm
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