Lookback - Top Viral Moments Of 2024
With many incidents garnering online fan attention and igniting debates on social media, 2024 proved to be a rather remarkable year for South indian film. Rumors of a quarrel were stoked when dhanush and Nayanthara attended the same wedding in november 2024 without recognizing one another.
Trisha Krishnan posted a photo with Thalapathy Vijay with the remark, "The calm to a storm," raising questions about their relationship. At the Barcelona F1 track, ajith kumar stunned his fans by making a racing comeback and sporting a spectacular costume.
Trisha Krishnan posted a photo with Thalapathy Vijay with the remark, "The calm to a storm," raising questions about their relationship. At the Barcelona F1 track, ajith kumar stunned his fans by making a racing comeback and sporting a spectacular costume.
Additionally, vijay deverakonda gained attention for his "secret" lunch rendezvous with rashmika Mandanna. Additionally, he caused a stir when he fell down a set of stairs in Mumbai. After his security shoved a man with special needs, nagarjuna had to data-face the public's ire. The actor quickly expressed regret and met with the fan to make amends.
Prior to their wedding, Chay and Sobhita's dating images that were made public on Rana Daggubati's talk show caused a lot of controversy. Other highlights include a video of Manchu Manoj leaving a hospital with several injuries and Thalapathy Vijay surreptitiously viewing Salaar at a hyderabad theater. These incidents not only served as stand-alone incidents but also contributed to the development of the constantly changing South indian cinema industry.
Prior to their wedding, Chay and Sobhita's dating images that were made public on Rana Daggubati's talk show caused a lot of controversy. Other highlights include a video of Manchu Manoj leaving a hospital with several injuries and Thalapathy Vijay surreptitiously viewing Salaar at a hyderabad theater. These incidents not only served as stand-alone incidents but also contributed to the development of the constantly changing South indian cinema industry.