Nandamuri Balakrishna's Son Mokshagna Teja To Debut Under Prasanth Varma: Reports
Mokshagna Teja reportedly did training at Satyanand Acting Institute.
Actor-politician NT Rama Rao’s grandson and actor Nandamuri Balakrishna’s son Mokshagna Teja is reportedly all set to join the film industry. One of Mokshagna’s fan pages has talked about it in a series of tweets. One of those tweets reads, “Need All Your Blessings”, “Coming.” Alongside the tweet, a photo of Teja is also attached wearing a yellow shirt and shades.
The fan page has also revealed the name of the director who may be directing Mokshagna, i.e.- Prasanth Varma. Prasanth has proved his directorial prowess with the hit film Hanu Man. According to reports, he has penned a story for the Mokshagna’s film as well.
Mokshagna’s follower page, however, has no updates regarding his debut film’s title.
As per the reports, Nandamuri Balakrishna’s son-starrer film will go on floors in 2024.
However, these reports contradict the news that Mokshagna Teja will make his silver screen debut with the Telugu director Anil Ravipudi. It was rumoured that a top production house in Tollywood would bankroll the film. However, there are no updates regarding this. It was earlier reported that Balakrishna’s son will make his debut under the direction of Puri Jagannadh. According to the reports, Boyapati Srinu will direct Mokshagna’s debut film.
Some reports even pointed out that Mokshagna, who is currently studying, may enter the industry with the remake of Aditya 369, which was released back in 1991. Aditya 369 would be headlined by his father, Nandamuri Balakrishna. The film holds the distinction of being the first to explore time travel. However, there has been no official confirmation about that either.
Mokshagna has worked a lot on his fitness. While his earlier pictures reveal a chubby look, he has shed a lot of weight to suit the image of the male lead in his debut film. As per reports, he has also undergone training in acting at the Satyanand Acting Institute in Vizag. This institution holds the distinction of training over 400 actors and a few of them becoming superstars as well, i.e.- Mahesh Babu, Prabhas and Pawan Kalyan. Nandamuri Balakrishna had reportedly trusted the institute to teach his son the finer nuances of acting.