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Keerthy Suresh’s Sassy comeback to fan’s comment goes viral

Keerthy Suresh's Sassy comeback to fan claiming she will dance in 'The Paradise' due to no 'substantial roles' goes viral

Keerthy Suresh’s Sassy comeback to fan claiming she will dance in ‘The Paradise’ due to no ‘substantial roles’ goes viral

Keerthy Suresh recently gave a hilarious and witty reply to an Instagram user who made claims about her career choices. The person targeted unsubstantiated rumours that she would feature in a special dance number in Nani’s upcoming film, ‘The Paradise’. Instead of addressing the criticism seriously, the actor’s comeback has now gone viral for all the right reasons.

Social media user targets Keerthy Suresh over her career choices

In a video shared on Frontvoods TV, a woman criticised Keerthy Suresh for allegedly taking up a dance number in ‘The Paradise’, suggesting it reflected a lack of substantial roles in her career. However, the Instagrammer also incorrectly referred to the film as a Kannada movie instead of Telugu.

Keerthy Suresh’s witty reply

Rather than clarifying or denying the rumours about her involvement in the film, Keerthy chose humour instead. Commenting in Tamil, she wrote, “Vera level ponga! Chinna correction. Nani nadippathu Telugu. Kannada alla. (It’s on another level! Just a small correction: Nani is acting in a Telugu film, not a Kannada one).” Fans loved her sharp response, flooding the comments section with laughter and fire emojis.

Keerthy Suresh

More about ‘The Paradise’

Nani and Keerthy Suresh share a close friendship and have collaborated twice before, with ‘Nenu Local’ (2017) and ‘Dasara’ (2023), both of which performed well at the box office. Nani is now teaming up with ‘Dasara’ director Srikanth Odela for ‘The Paradise’. The film’s teaser, released on Thursday, gave no indication of Keerthy’s involvement. The cast includes Raghav Juyal, Mohan Babu, Kayadu Lohar, Tanikella Bharani, Sonali Kulkarni, Sampoornesh Babu, and Eeshwari Rao. After two postponements, the film is set to release in theatres on September 24.

Keerthy Suresh’s upcoming projects

Keerthy has Karthik Subbaraj’s ‘Dorothy’ lined up next, releasing on September 25, clashing with ‘The Paradise’. In Telugu, she will star in ‘Rowdy Janardhana’ alongside Vijay Deverakonda, along with an untitled Anil Ravipudi film featuring Venkatesh, Kalyan Ram and Krithi Shetty. Her lineup also includes ‘Sathyavan Savithiri’, ‘Akka, and ‘Raftaar’. Go to Source

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