‘Akhanda 2’: Samyuktha joins the cast of Nandamuri Balakrishna - Boyapati Sreenu’s film
The Hindu
‘Akhanda 2’: Samyuktha joins the cast of Nandamuri Balakrishna - Boyapati Sreenu’s film
We had previously reported that Telugu star Nandamuri Balakrishna is reuniting with director Boyapati Sreenu for the fourth time for a sequel to 2021’s Akhandatitled Akhanda 2 - Thaandavam. The makers announced last month that the film had gone on floors.
It’s now known that Samyuktha has been roped in for the film. The makers took to social media to share the news.
Akhanda 2 will hit theatres for Dussehra next year. The release date has been announced as September 25, 2025.
Akhanda featured Balakrishna in dual roles, as a demi-God with superhuman powers, and as a good samaritan who vows to eradicate factionalism. The film, though opening to mixed reviews, turned out to be successful at the box office.
Details regarding the plot and the sequel’s cast are yet to be announced. Notably, this is the fourth reunion between Balakrishna and Sreenu after Simha (2010), Legend (2014) and Akhanda (2021).
Akhanda 2 - Thaandavam has cinematography by C Ramprasad and Santoshh D Detakae, and editing by Tammiraju. Raam Achanta and Gopi Achanta are producing BB 4 under their banner 14 Reels Plus and Tejeswini Nandamuri presents the film.
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