Vijay Deverakonda has stated that he wishes to share his joy at the success of his film Kushi with fans by sharing his film revenues with them.
On Monday, Vijay Deverakonda attended an event in Visakhapatnam to commemorate the success of his film Kushi. Vijay appears in the romantic comedy alongside Samantha Ruth Prabhu. At the ceremony, Vijay surprised his fans by saying that he would not only share his delight with them, but also his money from the film, and went on to declare that he would distribute 1 lakh to 100 households.
Vijay Deverakonda’s words:
“To share my excitement with you, I am announcing the distribution of one crore rupees to 100 families. One lakh rupees will be given to each of the 100 families. He said to the gathering in Telugu, “This money is from my personal account. ” The audience cheered enthusiastically. He sent 100 of his followers to Manali earlier this year on an all-expenses-paid excursion.
A video of the actor’s declaration on X on Monday night was tweeted by film trade expert Manobala Vijayabalan.
Vijay told India Posts English that he wanted to make decent money, make his parents happy, and be respected in society. He stated that he has opted to work for his fans, who he believes are the reason for Kushi’s success despite phony reviews and bad remarks about the film. He stated that while some were launching a nasty campaign against the film, the love of his followers prevailed. He almost emotional down when he claimed he would share his gains with his supporters and vowed to send the money to 100 families within a week or ten days.
More on Kushi
Kushi debuted at 16 crore and has now grown to a domestic total of 39.25 crore. Shiva Nirvana directs the film, which also stars Sachin Khedekar, Saranya Ponvannan, Murali Sharma, Lakshmi Jayaram, and Rohini.
A couple falls in love while visiting Kashmir separately, and in the love story Kushi, they decide to get married despite objections from their respective families who think their horoscopes don’t match. Their marriage soon encounters a stumbling barrier as their differences grow.
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