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Allu Arjun is all set for the release of his much-anticipated action drama Pushpa 2. The actor – along with the film’s leading lady, Rashmika Mandanna, recently attended the film’s pre-release event in Mumbai. During the Pushpa 2 pre-release event in Mumbai, the actor opened up about his friendship with the film’s music composer Devi Sri Prasad.

While talking about the rapport they share, Allu Arjun also got candid about Bollywood and why he once decided to never star in a Hindi film. Read on to know all he shared.

Allu Arjun on doing Bollywood films

While interacting with the paps and fans at he Mumbai pre-release event, Allu Arjun spoke about the close bond he shared with DSP. He said, “We both come from Chennai. I used to tell him it is very difficult for me to do a Hindi film, but as a music director, it is easy for him to do a Hindi film. I would ask him why he doesn’t do it. He would respond, ‘No, and why don’t you do a Hindi film and along with you, I will also do a Hindi film.’ I said I will never do a Hindi film because at that time it was extremely hard to do a Hindi film.”

Revealing the reason behind that decision, the Pushpa 2 star continued, “Doing a Hindi film was such a huge thing. Maybe in our lifetime, we will do one or two Hindi films. It was that far away for us to do Hindi films. From that mindset to coming to this stage and standing here is a very big thing for me. We both won National Awards and gave a national superhit album for the same film. It is the most precious thing ever to happen for us.”

About Pushpa 2

Directed by Sukumar, Pushpa 2: The Rule sees Allu Arjun, Rashmika Mandanna, and Fahadh Faasil reprise their roles from the first film. The film is produced by Mythri Movie Makers and Sukumar writings with music on T Series. The film will be released on 5th December 2024.

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