Vijay Deverakonda Visits Tirupati Temple With Bhagyashri Borse Ahead Of ‘Kingdom' Release
As the countdown begins for Kingdom, Vijay Deverakonda's much-awaited action spectacle set to hit theatres on July 31, 2025, the actor sought divine blessings at the Tirupati temple. A video circulating online shows Deverakonda dressed in a traditional white mundu and shirt, joined by co-star Bhagyashri Borse, who kept it elegant in a simple saree. The two were surrounded by fans and paparazzi as they exited the temple premises.
The visit comes shortly after reports confirmed Vijay was hospitalized due to dengue. Thankfully, he made a swift recovery and has now jumped straight into full-fledged promotions for Kingdom.
Meanwhile, Rashmika Mandanna, often linked to Vijay, took to social media to show her support and admiration. Sharing a heartfelt note, she wrote, 'Vijay Deverakonda, I always keep telling you—you are something else! One day I wish I learn my craft so well that I can do even 50% of what you do. You are just… something else."
Kingdom is a Telugu-language action drama directed by Gowtam Tinnanuri, known for the critically acclaimed Jersey. The film follows the story of an undercover spy torn between familial loyalty and national duty. Tasked with eliminating a criminal empire led by his own brother Siva, Vijay's character must rise to become a leader for the people, even if it means battling blood ties.
Starring Bhagyashri Borse as the female lead and Satyadev in a pivotal supporting role, Kingdom also marks music director Anirudh Ravichander's first collaboration with Deverakonda, reuniting with Tinnanuri after Jersey.
As the release date nears, excitement for Kingdom is hitting fever pitch, with fans eager to see Vijay return to action mode. Beyond this, the actor also has VD14 and SVC59 lined up, keeping his plate full well into 2026.
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