Deepika Padukone’s 2898 AD co-star, Vijay Deverakonda, showcases his dedication to filmmaking by embracing long hours on set, driven by the creative process. He says he loves being on the set. His latest Telugu spy action thriller, Kingdom, in which he plays a former constable turned spy, is set to stream on OTT from August 27.
Vijay Deverakonda is back in the spotlight, not just for his intense performance in Kingdom but also for his passion for filmmaking. The Telugu star recently opened up about embracing long hours on set, revealing that it’s the creative process that keeps him motivated. Fans are now eagerly counting down to the OTT release of his latest action-packed thriller.
Kingdom’s OTT release details
The Telugu spy action thriller, directed by Gowtam Tinnanuri, hit theatres on July 31 and premiered on an OTT platform on August 27, coinciding with Ganesh Chaturthi. Netflix teased the release with the post: “In the kingdom of gold, blood and fire… a new king rises from the ashes.”
Embracing long hours on set
Discussing the intensity of filmmaking, Vijay shared that he embraces the long hours as part of the job. He expressed that he wouldn’t trade the experience for anything, adding that being on set and immersed in the creative process is what truly motivates him.His comments highlight the passion that drives him to fully immerse himself in every role. Despite long hours and demanding schedules, Vijay emphasizes that the creative process is what fuels his enthusiasm and dedication as an actor.In his latest film, Kingdom, Vijay Deverakonda impressed audiences with a striking new look and a compelling performance. Playing Suri, a former constable turned spy, he brought intensity and authenticity to the role, earning praise from fans and further solidifying his reputation as a versatile actor.
About Kingdom
Kingdom follows Suri (Vijay Deverakonda) on a dangerous mission to find his lost brother, facing cartel threats while supported by his love interest, Dr. Madhu. The mix of action, espionage, and emotion has made it one of 2024’s most talked-about Telugu films.
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