Naveen Chandra Dances in Theater During Andala Rakshasi Re-Release—Video Goes Viral!
The craze for re-releases is peaking in Tollywood, and this time it’s Andala Rakshasi that’s stealing the spotlight. Released again on June 13, the romantic cult classic brought fans back to the big screen, along with its lead actors. But what truly set social media ablaze? Naveen Chandra himself recreating one of the most iconic moments live in the theater!
Naveen Chandra’s Surprise Dance Wins the Crowd
At Sandhya Theatre, where a special screening of Andala Rakshasi was held, Naveen Chandra surprised fans by joining the audience. When the soulful song “Ye Mantramo Allesindile” began playing, the energy in the theater spiked. In a delightful and nostalgic moment, Naveen stood up and danced to the song, recreating the magic of his on-screen role. Fans cheered, cameras rolled, and within minutes, the video went viral on social media platforms.
This spontaneous moment shows just how emotionally connected both actors and audiences are with films like Andala Rakshasi.
Re-Releases Are Creating Magic in Tollywood
Re-releasing classic films is becoming a cultural celebration in Tollywood. From birthday tributes to fan-driven revivals, audiences are not only re-watching but actively participating—dancing, re-enacting scenes, and going viral online. Theaters today are just as likely to be packed for a 10-year-old hit as they are for a brand-new release.
While piracy is a challenge for new releases, re-releases are thriving by delivering a shared community experience. Films like Andala Rakshasi are proof that stories with heart always find their way back to the audience.
Andala Rakshasi—A Classic That Grows Stronger with Time
Directed by Hanu Raghavapudi, Andala Rakshasi introduced Tollywood to Lavanya Tripathi, Rahul Ravindran, and Naveen Chandra. While it received mixed responses upon release, the film later gained cult status for its music, storytelling, and emotional depth.
Its re-release not only celebrated the film’s impact but also reignited nostalgia among fans. Seeing the stars themselves—especially Naveen Chandra—celebrating the film in such a spirited way made the event even more memorable.
