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Vijay Deverakonda shares his working experience with Samantha in ‘Kushi’

Kushi is set to hit the theatres on September 1 in Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, and Malayalam.

Vijay Deverakonda shares his working experience with Samantha in ‘Kushi’

Actor Vijay Deverakonda is presently busy promoting his upcoming Telugu film Kushi, which is written and directed by Shiva Nirvana, and also stars Samantha Ruth Prabhu opposite him.

Deverakonda shared his experience of working with co-star Samantha and the director, Shiva. Vijay told ANI, "The entire process of shooting it will be one of my favourite memories forever. The two persons I spent the most time with, shared the most memories and highs and lows with, and developed the closest connections with were Shiva and Samantha. I'll always find it fun to reflect on how this movie was made."


The movie's trailer shows Aaradhya and Viplav, who take us on their romantic journey and build a relatable but lovely world of romance, at the centre of the narrative. The path has its ups and downs, challenges, as well as its bittersweet moments.

The video begins with Vijay and Samantha discovering love in Kashmir's rugged mountains. But their love tale quickly turns as their families get involved to make them apart. But to prove their families wrong, Samantha and Vijay’s characters unite, marry, and embark on a journey.

Written and directed by Shiva Nirvana and produced by Mythri Movie Makers, Kushi is set to hit the theatres on September 1 in Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, and Malayalam.

After Mahanati, it will be Samantha and Vijay's second project together and it is Samantha's second collaboration with filmmaker Shiva Nirvana, who previously collaborated with her on Majili.

Jayaram, Sachin Khedakar, Murali Sharma, Lakshmi, Ali, Rohini, Vennela Kishore, Rahul Ramakrishna, Srikanth Iyengar, and Saranya are among the cast members of the film.

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