'Hey Bhagawan' title glimpse event: VK Naresh backs lead actor Suhas; Calls him the future pride of Indian cinema

Veteran actor VK Naresh has heaped praise on actor Suhas, expressing his immense confidence in the young star's future in the film industry. He said this while attending the title glimpse launch ceremony of 'Hey Bhagawan', Suhas' upcoming comedy entertainer, where Naresh also plays a key role.

Naresh predicts a lasting legacy for Suhas

As per a report by Cinema Express, speaking at the event, Naresh did not hold back his admiration for Suhas' journey and contribution. He shared, "Suhas is a pride for Telugu cinema, and he will be pride for all industries in future. I have completed 50 years, I am telling you, he will complete 50 years in Telugu industry too," believing that the actor has the potential to leave a lasting mark in the industry.Naresh further shared what makes Suhas unique among his contemporaries.

"Suhas is always working with new writers and directors, who are the biggest ray of hope for our industry, bringing in new thoughts," he said, pointing out how Suhas has consistently chosen unconventional paths. He also mentioned, "At a time, when we watched some Tamil and Malayalam films, we wondered why can't we make such films. For most stars, makers worry if a certain role would suit their image.

But for Suhas, they are creating that kind of content — that is the success of a hero."

The veteran actor even predicted that Suhas' films might soon set trends. "Earlier, we would remake Tamil or Malayalam films. Soon, they will remake Suhas' films in other languages," he added confidently.

About 'Hey Bhagawan'

'Hey Bhagawan' marks the first collaboration between Suhas and VK Naresh on screen. The film, a comedy entertainer, is written and directed by debutant Gopi Atchara, who shares writing credits with Shanmukha Prashanth and Midhun Shankar Reddy. Shivani Nagaram plays the female lead, with Vennela Kishore and Sudharshan in supporting roles.

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