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Updated : May 31, 2022

Sonali Bendre reacts to rumours about being a part of NTR 30

Koratala Siva will direct the upcoming film starring NTR after the blockbuster hit RRR. To celebrate NTR's birthday, the makers recently released a swashbuckling motion poster. The makers are currently preoccupied with pre-production tasks such as casting and location scouting. The introduction video made it clear that NTR will appear in the film Never seen Before Mass Avatar.

Meanwhile, there is little information available regarding the film's female lead. Some of the names being tossed about that are Alia Bhatt, Sai Pallavi, and Jahnvi Kapoor. Meanwhile, senior heroine Sonali Bendre has been rumoured for a few days that she will play a crucial part in the film.

Sonali Bendre is set to make a comeback in Tollywood with the NTR flick, according to sources. In a recent interview, Sonali Bindre clarified the issue. She was taken aback when she learned she would be appearing in an NTR film. 'No, I'm not really aware of this, and no one approached me to play the character,' Sonali says. Sonali Bendre confirmed that this is false information.

As a result, fans will have to wait much longer for NTR movie updates. Sonali Bendre is known as Tollywood's "Golden Heroine." The majority of the films in which she starred were box office smashes. Sonali Bendre, who was recently diagnosed with cancer, is on the mend after having treatment in foreign.






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