Ranbir Kapoor learns Telugu from Rashmika Mandanna, gets surprised when a paparazzo speaks in Telugu, watch

Ranbir Kapoor was on his way to promote his film Animal with Rashmika Mandanna when he met a Telugu-speaking paparazzo.

Rashmika Mandanna and Ranbir Kapoor are promoting their film Animal. (Photo: PR Handout)

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Ranbir Kapoor and Rashmika Mandanna’s film Animal is just a week away from release, and the promotions are in full swing. The makers are also hoping for a good response in the Telugu states considering the film’s director Sandeep Reddy Vanga and Rashmika have a strong fan base there. Recently, videos surfaced where Rashmika is seen teaching Ranbir a few Telugu words on their way to promote the movie.

In the video, Ranbir and Rashmika are walking from their vanity vans to the venue when Rashmika starts teaching a few Telugu words to Ranbir.

When a paparazzo greets Rashmika in Telugu, Ranbir takes notice and asks, “Tu Hyderabad se hai? Tereko Telugu kaise aati hai? (Are you from Hyderabad? How do you know Telugu?)” When the photographer tells Ranbir that it’s his mother tongue, the actor sweetly says, “Andariki namaskaram.” Rashmika then teaches Ranbir, “Baggunaanu. Meeru baggunara. (I am fine. How are you?)”

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In another video, a photographer tells Ranbir and Rashmika that he is from Hubli, Karnataka. Ranbir quickly asks him to teach him something in Kannada.

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Ranbir Kapoor recently promoted Animal on the Telugu show Unstoppable With NBK 2, which is hosted by Nandmuri Balakrishna. During the show, Ranbir recited a popular Telugu dialogue from Balakrishna’s hit film Legend.

The film, which also stars Anil Kapoor in a pivotal role, will release in Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, and Malayalam on December 1.

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