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Updated : Jul 15, 2022

Venu Thottempudi missed this Blockbuster film directed by Puri

Actor Venu Thottempudi, who once starred in numerous films as a hero, has been absent from the industry for a while. He is preparing to give re-entry once more. With the upcoming film "Rama Rao On Duty," starring Ravi Teja, Venu will once more make a splash on the big screen. In the movie, Venu will play CI Murali. Venu is actively taking part in this movie's promotion. The actor most recently took part in the reality show Alitho Saradaga.

 

The audience has been requesting Venu Thottempudi as a guest on this show for a very long time. The final appearance of Venu has pleased the fans. The promo for this is out. Venu shared many interesting things in this show. He claimed that Bharti Rajan was supposed to have introduced him first but that he missed it. Ali stated that Venu behaved very modestly when he first met him.

 

Venu, however, cracked a joke by saying that this shirt belonged to Aligaru and that he had led him by holding his finger. Venu recalled his friend used to say he would go home and watch movies and study.

 

"What is the backstory of Itlu Sravani Subramanyam?" asked Ali. After Itlu Sravani Subramanyam Puri came back with the story Deshamuduru, Venu responded, "We discussed the script and both added input to the character, but ultimately he didn't do the movie with me" said jokingly.






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