Telugu cinema’s young heroes are being particularly careful with their choice of scripts, showing interest only if the story offers something new. Otherwise, they unhesitatingly reject routine stories, setting an example that even veterans like Nagarjuna, Venkatesh, Ravi Teja, Ram Pothineni, Nithiin, and Gopichand could take note of. Young actor Suhas is soon to appear in a unique story titled ‘Gorre Puranam‘. This backdrop has reignited discussions about the innovative subjects young heroes are choosing. Who are these young heroes bringing new stories to life? What movies have they done? Let’s delve into this special report.
Suhas
Starting with minor roles in the industry, Suhas became famous almost overnight with the movie ‘Colour Photo‘. Building on the fame from his short films, he seized opportunities in cinema. He earned good recognition from the audience by acting in diverse films like ‘Writer Padmabhushan‘, ‘Ambajipeta Marriage Band‘, ‘Sriranga Neethulu‘, and ‘Prasanna Vadanam‘. Moreover, he made an impact as a villain in the movie ‘HIT 2’. Recently, he’s gearing up to present another novel subject with ‘Gorrepuranam’, releasing this Friday (September 20).
Teja Sajja
Starting as a child actor, Teja Sajja transitioned to a lead role with ‘Zombie Reddy‘. Despite his first film establishing him as hero material, subsequent diverse films like ‘Ishq‘ and ‘Adbhutham‘ did not earn much fame. However, he achieved a solid hit nationally with ‘Hanuman’, directed by Prasanth Varma. This success resonated well, enhancing Teja Sajja’s reputation. Currently, he’s involved in another pan-India film titled ‘Miraya’, where Manchu Manoj plays the villain. The already released teaser of ‘Miraya’ has raised expectations.
Nikhil Siddhartha
Nikhil Siddhartha grabbed everyone’s attention with ‘Happy Days‘. Post that film, he continued to captivate the youth with solo hero films. His journey includes significant roles in films like ‘Swamy Ra Ra‘, ‘Karthikeya‘, ‘Surya vs Surya‘, ‘Ekkadiki Pothavu Chinnavada‘, and ‘Karthikeya 2‘, establishing him as a reliable hero. Currently, he’s part of the historical film ‘Swayambhu’, produced by Ram Charan, and also ‘Karthikeya 3’ is in his lineup.
Vishwak Sen
Vishwak Sen, known among the youth as a mass hero, has been careful to ensure diversity in his films from the start. His initial movie ‘Vellipomakey‘ didn’t make a big splash, but ‘Ee Nagaraniki Emaindi‘ brought him significant youth following. Following that, ‘Falaknuma Das‘, a mass action drama, secured another success. His roles in ‘HIT‘, ‘Paagal‘, ‘Ashoka Vanamlo Arjuna Kalyanam‘, ‘Ori Devuda‘, ‘Das Ka Dhamki’, ‘Gaami‘, and ‘Gangs of Godavari‘ further cemented his status as a star in Telugu cinema. Currently, he’s involved in ‘Mechanic Rocky’ and ‘Laila’, where his appearance in a lady getup in ‘Laila‘ is noteworthy.
Adivi Sesh
Adivi Sesh initially appeared in a minor role in the movie ‘Sontham‘ led by Aryan Rajesh. His breakout role as a hero was in ‘Karma’. He gained recognition as a villain in Pawan Kalyan’s ‘Panjaa‘. With important roles in ‘Run Raja Run‘, ‘Baahubali‘, and a series of diverse films like ‘Kshanam‘, ‘Goodachari‘, ‘Evaru‘, ‘Major‘, and ‘HIT 2‘, Adivi Sesh transformed into a reputable hero. Especially with ‘Major’, his market reach significantly expanded. He’s currently working on the sequel to ‘Goodachari’, expected to be a pan-India release, poised to further boost his career if successful.
Siddhu Jonnalagadda
Starting with a role in Naga Chaitanya’s debut ‘Josh‘, Siddhu Jonnalagadda didn’t see much career growth despite diverse roles in movies like ‘Bheemili Kabaddi Jattu‘, ‘Orange‘, and ‘Guntur Talkies‘. However, he struck blockbuster success with ‘DJ Tillu‘, and its sequel continued this trend. The sequel, ‘Tillu Square’, notably grossed ₹135 crore. He is currently acting in ‘Jack’ and ‘Telusu Kada’, with ‘Tillu Cube’ also in the pipeline.
Narne Nithiin
Junior NTR’s brother-in-law, Narne Nithiin made his debut with the youthful entertainer ‘MAD‘, which was a success at the box office and connected well with the youth due to its college backdrop. His subsequent film ‘Aay‘, set in a village backdrop, showcased his diversity and was also successful. After a subdued presence in ‘MAD’, Nithiin’s performance in ‘Aay’ was much improved, excelling in acting, dance, and comedy, and effectively conveying emotions.
