Despite making a good debut in Bollywood with ‘Jannat’, hot beauty Sonal Chauhan failed to make an impact in the North. She gave a glamour treat to the Telugu crowd in ‘Legend’ which earned her a lot of fame. She went ahead and acted in a couple of films including ‘Pandaga Chesko’, ‘Sher’ and ‘Size Zero’. Balakrishna roped her in again for two more films namely ‘Dictator’ and ‘Ruler’.
She doesn’t have any good roles in her kitty right now but she manages to grab the headlines with her stunning photoshoots. The 33-year-old beauty is always known for her unrequited skin show in skimpy outfits. Whether it is movies or social media posts, she never fails to leave the audience speechless with her glamour display. The North girl posted a steamy selfie earlier which is jaw-dropping.
Sonal looked sensuous in this click by revealing her titillating thighs in a short white skirt. She asked people to stay home and stay safe and fans are loving these delightful and drool-worthy posts from Sonal.
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Ram Pothineni: Seeking Revival Amidst Speculation and Uncertainty
Ram Pothineni, a prominent figure in Telugu cinema, currently finds himself at a critical juncture in his career. Having delivered three consecutive box-office disappointments with “Red,” “The Warriorr,” and “Skanda,” Pothineni is ardently seeking a revival. His upcoming project, “Double Ismart,” a sequel to the highly successful “Ismart Shankar” directed by Puri Jagannadh, has ignited anticipation amongst fans. However, this optimism is entwined with murmurs of a potential collaboration with director Parusurama, casting a shadow of uncertainty.
Parusurama’s most recent directorial venture, “Family Star,” featuring Vijay Deverakonda and Mrunal Thakur, met with a lackluster commercial response, causing apprehension amongst Pothineni’s fan base. Reports suggest that despite these reservations, Pothineni has greenlit the project with Parusurama. The genre of this film and its potential influence on Pothineni’s career trajectory have become a topic of fervent discussion on social media platforms.
While Puri Jagannadh has collaborated successfully with Pothineni in the past, his recent directorial choices have yielded films that have underperformed critically and commercially. This raises a pertinent question: will “Double Ismart” serve as the triumphant comeback vehicle Pothineni craves? The addition of the Parusurama collaboration, shrouded in the afterglow of his latest flop, merely intensifies the surrounding ambiguity.
Pothineni’s ardent supporters are understandably engrossed in speculation. Will these upcoming projects propel him back to the pinnacle of success, or will he face a challenging uphill battle? Only time will reveal if Pothineni can recapture his box-office mojo and deliver a resounding commercial triumph.
