Hyderabad, July 11 (SocialNews.XYZ) Actor Anand Deverakonda has now announced that he has wrapped up the shooting for his upcoming Telugu folklore thriller 'Takshakudu'. Taking to his Instagram page to drop the update, Anand Deverakonda wrote that working on the film, which is to release on the OTT platform Netflix, had been one of his most rewarding experiences as an actor. He said, "Wrapped shooting for #Takshakudu and it’s been one of the most rewarding experiences as an actor. Working with @vinodanantoju again after 'Middle Class Melodies' has been such a full-circle moment for me.

The new titles include ‘Hum Hindustani’, ‘Family Business’, ‘Maa Behen’, ‘Legacy’, ‘Made in Korea’, ‘Ikka’, ‘Ghooskhor Pandat’ and ‘Takshakudu’.

The new titles include ‘Hum Hindustani’, ‘Family Business’, ‘Maa Behen’, ‘Legacy’, ‘Made in Korea’, ‘Ikka’, ‘Ghooskhor Pandat’ and ‘Takshakudu’.

Sithara Entertainments has unveiled the first look and title of Takshakudu, an upcoming Telugu action thriller led by Anand Deverakonda. The teaser poster, dropped with the caption “It started with atyasa, and prateekaram will follow,” sets the tone for a gripping tale driven by greed and revenge. This Netflix original film promises to mark a darker, more intense chapter in Deverakonda’s career.

Experience the raw mystery of Takshakudu! Anand Deverakonda stars in this intense Netflix thriller teaser. Watch the dark journey of redemption now.

After making her debut in Kiran Rao's Laapataa Ladies, Nitanshi Goel is stepping into a completely different space with her next project. The actor on Monday unveiled her first look as Karuna from the upcoming Netflix Telugu film Takshakudu. Paired opposite Anand Deverakonda, the actor’s Telugu debut already appears to be positioning her in a darker, emotionally layered world. Laapataa Ladies' Nitanshi transforms into Karuna for Telugu debut Takshakudu. (Instagram) A dramatic transformation In the first-look poster, Nitanshi embraces an earthy, raw look with intricate pearl embellishments adorning her forehead and traditional jewellery adding to the character’s rooted, cultural identity.