Allu Arjun Broke His Foot and Neck For The Jathara Sequence In Pushpa 2 –

Allu Arjun Broke Leg For Pushpa 2's Jathara Son:

Pushpa 2: The Rule, starring Allu Arjun in the lead role, has become a huge blockbuster all over India. His performance as Pushparaj has been admired by fans and moviegoers, especially that dance sequence in the Jathara scene. But did you know that Allu literally broke his foot and neck several times for this song?

The Renuka Devi Jathara song sequence was one of the major highlights of the film, and Allu has been superb in that scene. Choreographer Ganesh Acharya recently spoke about his experience of working with the actor and said that he injured himself many times while completing the shoot of the song. 

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"He dedicated five years to both the Pushpa films. In Jathara, he performed wearing a saree, ghungroos, a necklace, a blouse, and various other props. Every 5-10 days, he would injure himself, sometimes breaking his foot or suffering neck injuries, but he never gave up," Ganesh Acharya said during an interaction with India Today.  

Pushpa 2, directed by Sukumar, featured Allu Arjun in the lead, along with Rashmika Mandanna and Fahadh Faasil. The film went on to collect over Rs. 1600 crore at the worldwide box office and is preparing for a sequel, Pushpa 3: The Rampage.

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Confirming the release date of Pushpa 3, producer Ravi Shankar said, "Pushpa 3 is definitely on! Allu Arjun is currently working on two films with director Atlee Kumar and another one with Trivikram Srinivas. Pushpa 3 will come after these two films. He’ll need at least two years to complete both projects."  

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