Telugu superstar Junior NTR has been sent to his fans overdrive with Hrithik Roshan, unlike the grand entry with War 2 in Bollywood. Released on August 14, the high-octane action drama attracted a huge crowd in theaters, but the shocking act of a fan has now become the most talking moment of the day.
Fan applies blood tilak on the poster of JR NTR
The video outside the cinema hall has flooded social media, showing fans to fans welcoming firecrackers, drum beats and even formal puja. However, especially a clip has shocked the internet, a fan is seen cutting his thumb and applying tilak of his own blood on a poster of JR NTR.
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The scene quickly went viral, in which Neatzens expresses mistrust. Comments, “It’s a bloody bloody fan” to “for South Indian fans, really cut the figure for FAV Nayak … OM G.”
JR NTR’s Bollywood debut
Known for his global success with RRR, Junior NTR made his much -awaited Bollywood debut in War 2 with Hrithik Roshan and Kiara Advani. The sequel to the 2019 blockbuster is starred by Ayan Mukherjee, which includes Hrithik as a formidable new player in the detective universe as Elite Spie Kabir and Junior NTR.
The promo teased a dance battle between adrenaline-fuel chase, intense face-off, and even two stars, making the audience anticipated whether they stand as partners or rivals.
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JR NTR on his experience working with Hrithik Roshan
Prior to release, Junior NTR talked about fan comparisons with Hrithik Roshan after the launch of dance number Janb-e-All.
“Comparison can mislead fans. It was not a face-off. We complemented each other. Hrithik is one of the greatest dancers in the country. Every day on the set, Hrithik brought energy. Hrithik brought unmatched energy. Those 75 days were attractive-I learned a lot from them. I did not forget the first throat. He said that summer made my Bollywood debut,” he said.
War 2 has been released in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam and Kannada as part of the Pan-India Push of Yash Raj Films.
