Entertainment

Actor Vijay Deverakonda Embraces Imperfections, Reflects on Upcoming Film “Kushi”

Vijay Deverakonda, a prominent figure in the entertainment industry, opened up about his perspective on success and setbacks. The actor, known for his roles in films such as “Arjun Reddy” and “Dear Comrade,” expressed that he values a triumphant outcome with mixed reviews more than praise from critics.

Vijay on his first Bollywood movie ‘Liger’

Deverakonda’s recent release “Liger” experienced a lackluster reception at the box office, a familiar experience for the actor who has encountered his share of ups and downs throughout his 12-year journey in cinema. While speaking at the trailer launch of his upcoming Telugu film “Kushi,” Deverakonda shared his insights.

The forthcoming film “Kushi” narrates the story of Viplab and Aradhaya, a couple who brave adversities to unite in matrimony, only to uncover the complex reality that marriage entails.

Deverakonda acknowledged that failure is an integral part of the path to success. “Success is about confronting failures, adapting, rectifying mistakes, and progressing,” he explained, highlighting the constant cycle of learning and growth. The actor recognized the broader picture beyond momentary achievements, underlining the significance of continuous self-improvement.

Deverakonda candidly addressed his experience with “Liger,” admitting that he took considerable time to come to terms with his own oversight. “I questioned myself: How could I have missed this?” he reflected.

My work will speak: Vijay Deverakonda

The actor has gleaned valuable lessons from this experience and is now adopting a different approach. “I used to openly label films as blockbusters based on my assessment. Now, I’ve decided to let my work speak for itself and stay silent about the next three films,” he revealed.

Discussing “Kushi,” Deverakonda emphasized its distinctness as a narrative centered around an ordinary couple, making it relatable to audiences across India. He shared his belief that love transcends language barriers, portraying emotions like yearning, affection, and missing someone. These universal sentiments create a powerful bond between the film and its viewers.

Also read: Jee Le Zaraa: Reema Kagti DISPROVES Rumours And CONFIRMS That The Project Will Begin Be Starring Priyanka, Katrina, and Alia

“Kushi,” directed by Shiva Nirvana, is set to release on September one in multiple languages including Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam, Kannada, and Hindi. The film’s ensemble cast features celebrated actors such as Lakshmi and Sharanya, further enhancing its appeal to a diverse audience. Amidst Deverakonda’s reflections on cinema and life, “Kushi” stands poised to offer an engaging tale that resonates on a personal level with its audience.

Bharat Express English

Recent Posts

Trump Didn’t Broker ‘Understanding’, Jaishankar’s Words On ‘Operation Sindoor’ Twisted: Govt Tells MPs

The committee condemned personal attacks on Misri and his family. It passed a unanimous resolution…

29 mins ago

India Is Not A Dharmshala, Says SC In Sri Lankan Deportation Case

Refusing to grant any relief to a Sri Lankan national facing possible deportation, the Supreme…

2 hours ago

India Pulls Out Of Asia Cup Amid Ongoing Tensions With Pakistan

Due to continuing tensions with Pakistan, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI)…

4 hours ago

India’s Seafood Exports Experience Robust Growth, Reaching $0.58 Billion In April 2025

India now exports seafood to 130 countries, up from 105 in 2014-15, reflecting the expanding…

4 hours ago

India-UK Free Trade Deal Set To Double Textile Trade By 2030: ICRA

Significantly, ICRA called the FTA a game-changer for both countries. “Trade is expected to double…

4 hours ago

India Remains The World’s Largest Market For Electric Three-Wheelers in 2024

India has retained its position as the world’s largest market for electric three-wheelers (3Ws) for…

5 hours ago