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‘Custody’ To Have A Sequel, Clues In Part One

It is becoming increasingly common in Tollywood to make announcements of possible sequels prior to launching a movie; this appears to be part of a larger trend. The pre-release event for Naga Chaitanya’s upcoming movie Custody was held last night, which included many speeches that have now gone viral. Venkat Prabu, the director of the film, also spoke.

In a recent statement, the director confirmed that “Custody” would be receiving a sequel. In addition, they mentioned that they had already begun to write it and part 1 would include clues for fans in anticipation of part 2. He also promised that ” I may not be able to talk properly in the event in Telugu language but I will make sure will talk profficiently in the sequel pre-release event”.

Fans are excited to find out which actor will be cast as the lead for Naga Chaitanya’s sequel and when it is going to be released. Will the director go for Naga Chaitanya again or opt for a different hero?

This post was last modified on 8 May 2023 8:30 pm

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