Suresh Kondeti is a very well-known senior film journalist in the Telugu film industry, he is the owner of Santosham magazine and a film producer as well. He also presents awards to the Telugu film actors and technicians for ‘Santosham Awards’. However, in the recent past, Suresh Kondeti has been trolled a lot on social media. The reason for this is the questions he asks in the film’s press meets. Now, a counter to him by actress Vaishnavi Chaitanya is going viral on social media.
He constantly tries to irk the heroines by asking some Controversial questions. In recent press meets, Suresh Kondeti asked questions to downplay the heroes and directors as well. He once again did the same with young actress Vaishnavi Chaitanya, in the promotional interview of her upcoming film, Baby.
Suresh asked Vaishnavi that he wanted to kiss her, citing a reference of a dialogue from the film’s teaser. At first, Vaishnavi seemed to have taken aback, but she gave a perfect counter to him by stating that she will hit with slipper, referring the dialogue from the teaser. Now the counter of Vaishnavi Chaitanya to Suresh Kondeti is. going viral on social media. Many netizens are applauding her reaction as a brave one, while some are commenting that it is all a scripted conversation.
The theatrical trailer of the movie ‘Baby’, starring Anand Devarakonda and Vaishnavi Chaitanya, was out last night, the film already generated a positive buzz with its superb songs. The trailer gave an overview of the story of the movie, presenting the impressive and intense performance of Anand Devarakonda. The trailer sheds light on the natural skills of the main actors present in the movie, in particular Anand Deverakonda.
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