Keerthy Suresh gifts 130 gold coins worth Rs 75 lakh to Dasara team: report

Keerthy Suresh has reportedly gifted 130 gold coins of 10 gms to the crew members of Dasara, which has cost the actor Rs 70-75 lakh.

Keerthy Suresh will next be seen in Dasara. (Photo: Keerthy Suresh/Instagram)

Nani and Keerthy Suresh starrer Dasara, which is set to release on March 30, is being touted as the next big Telugu film after the pan Indian and global success of Pushpa The Rise and RRR respectively. Many are comparing Dasara to the Kannada film KGF as both are set against coal mines.

In what seems like a celebratory move even before the release of the film, actor Keerthy Suresh has reportedly gifted gold coins of 10 gms each to the crew member of the film. As per a report in IANS, Keerthy gifted 130 coins to the crew on the last day of the shoot.

A source said, “Keerthy was quite emotional on the last day of the shoot. She wanted to give away something to the people who made her give her best for the film.” A report in Jagran suggests that Keerthy’s gifts cost somewhere around Rs 70-75 lakh.

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On Tuesday, Nani shared a new poster of the film with the caption, “Navarathri begins :) On the last day #Dasara will arrive 🔥 #DasaraOnMarch30th”

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Earlier, Keerthy had shared a photo from the promotions of the film and shared in the caption, “Vennala goofing around during promotions 🫢”

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Dasara has been directed by Srikanth Odela. Recently, when a Twitter user asked Nani about the comparisons between his film and Pushpa, KGF, the actor wrote, “Terminator and DDLJ are not same coz both SRK and Arnold wear a leather jacket.”

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