Naga Chaitanya praises wife Sobhita Dhulipala for being his 'bouncing board': "she thinks from the right space..."

He shared that whenever he faces any uncertainty, he turns to her for guidance.

Naga Chaitanya is currently preparing for the release of his much-awaited film Thandel, co-starring Sai Pallavi. In a recent interview, Naga, who recently married Sobhita Dhulipala, spoke fondly of his wife. He praised her for being his confidante, sharing how she has been a strong support system in both his personal and professional life.

In a conversation with News18 Showsha, Naga Chaitanya revealed that he often seeks Sobhita Dhulipala’s advice when making professional decisions. He shared that whenever he faces any uncertainty, he turns to her for guidance. "When I’m in stress, she picks it up. She immediately asks me, ‘What’s wrong? What is it?’ She’s definitely my bouncing board. She gives me great advice. Her opinions are very, very neutral and she thinks from the right space. I value her opinions a lot. Everything goes through and gets filtered through her. She’s very level-headed," the actor said.

Their relationship seems to be a grounding force for Naga, as he balances the excitement of his career with the joy of his new chapter in life.

During the trailer launch of his upcoming film Thandel in Vishakhapatnam, Naga Chaitanya fondly shared how he fell in love with a girl from the city and eventually married her, referring to Sobhita Dhulipala as a "Vizag ammayi."

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Naga Chaitanya and Sobhita Dhulipala got engaged in August 2024 and exchanged vows on December 4 in a private ceremony at Annapurna Studios in Hyderabad, surrounded by family and close friends. The couple had been dating for several years but kept their relationship under wraps before officially revealing their engagement.

On the work front, Naga Chaitanya is all set for the release of Thandel on February 7, 2025. The film is based on true events from 2018, when 22 fishermen from Srikakulam were swept into Pakistani waters during a fishing trip due to a storm. Captured by the Pakistani coast guard, they were imprisoned for nearly two years.