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Pushpa 2: David Warner to make his cameo in Allu Arjun’s film? Viral pics sparks buzz

Australian cricketer David Warner is making headlines, but this time it’s not for his on-field heroics. Recent viral images and reports suggest that Warner might make a cameo in one of the most awaited Tollywood films of the year—Pushpa 2: The Rule starring Allu Arjun. While these rumors have not been officially confirmed by Warner or the production team, the leaked photos have already ignited a wave of excitement among fans of both Indian cinema and cricket.

September 23, 2024 / 14:26 IST
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Australian cricketer David Warner is making headlines, but this time it’s not for his on-field heroics. Recent viral images and reports suggest that Warner might make a cameo in one of the most awaited Tollywood films of the year—Pushpa 2: The Rule starring Allu Arjun. While these rumors have not been officially confirmed by Warner or the production team, the leaked photos have already ignited a wave of excitement among fans of both Indian cinema and cricket.

In the photos circulating online, Warner is seen donning a stylish gangster look, complete with a colorful shirt and a golden handgun, which closely resembles Allu Arjun’s iconic rugged style from the first Pushpa film. This imagery has led fans to speculate that Warner could share screen space with Arjun in an action-packed sequence. While Warner’s love for Indian cinema, especially Telugu films, is well-documented, this potential crossover between cricket and cinema has taken social media by storm.

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Warner’s Connection with Indian Cinema

Warner's fascination with Indian cinema, particularly Tollywood, has been evident for a while now. During the COVID-19 pandemic, the Australian cricketer found a unique way to entertain his fans. Warner began posting TikToks and Instagram reels where he recreated famous scenes and dance numbers from popular South Indian films, including those of stars like Allu Arjun. His mimicry of Tollywood superstars, particularly Allu Arjun's iconic roles, garnered him millions of views and made him a fan favorite not just among cricket fans but also among lovers of Indian cinema.