Naga Chaitanya has a message for brother Akhil Akkineni on his 31st birthday
Wishing Akhil Akkineni on his 31st birthday, Naga Chaitanya wishes him blockbuster year with Lenin movie poster.

Popular star Naga Chaitanya shares a close bond with his brother Akhil Akkineni. Recently, the actor took to his social media to extend birthday wishes while also dropping the fierce poster of Akhil’s upcoming movie, Lenin, wherein the star is seen in an intense look. Undoubtedly, Akhil's new avatar created hype among the fans.
After Nagarjuna penned an emotional note, Naga Chaitanya took to his Instagram handle and sent heartfelt birthday wishes to his baby brother, who turned 31. Posting the official movie poster, he wrote, “Happy birthday dear brother Akhil Akkineni, wishing you a blockbuster year with Lenin.” In Lenin, Akhil is seen in a never-seen-before avatar, looking all rough and intense with a long beard and hair.
The movie comes with a strong tagline that reads, “No war is more violent than love,” hinting that the movie will revolve around the theme of love and violence– just what we need to be on the edge of our seats.
In this upcoming actioner, Akhil Akkineni will be seen opposite the beautiful and talented actress Sreeleela, who has already worked in the industry for many years and also made us go gaga over her moves in Pushpa 2.
About Lenin
Lenin is based on Lord Shri Krishna, showing a glimpse of him in the actor’s role who is all set to fight for love, bringing a meaningful touch to the film. Directed by Murali Kishore Abburu, the visuals are backed by a solid team. Naveen Kumar. I is the DOP, Navin Nooli handled the editing, and Avinash Kolla is the production designer.
On Naga Chaitanya and Akhil Akkineni’s work
Akhil Akkineni is back to screen after 2 years after his film Agent that was released in the year 2023. Whereas Naga Chaitanya, he recently worked with Sai Pallavi in the movie Thandel, which was released on February 7, 2024.
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