Allu Arjun leaves Japanese fan in tears during Pushpa 2 promotion in Tokyo - Watch

Allu Arjun was in Japan with family

• Allu Arjun promotes Pushpa 2 in Japan with family, meeting fans in Tokyo
• Pushpa 2 is now the second-highest-grossing Indian film at Rs 1871 crore globally.

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South superstar Allu Arjun, along with his wife, Allu Sneha Reddy, and their kids, Ayaan and Arha, recently jetted off to Tokyo, Japan. The actor is there to promote Pushpa 2: The Rule, which was launched in the nation on January 16.

In a video, a Japanese fan appears to be overwhelmed when Arjun recognises and greets her during a meeting. Kanchan and Prudhvi, two Instagram influencers, recently met Arjun at a fan event he held in Japan when Pushpa 2 was released.

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In one of the videos she shared from the event, the actor is seen greeting and interacting with some fans while grinning and pointing at them. But before long, he approached one of the Japanese admirers and shook her hand, seemingly recognising her. The fan started crying during the exchange and continued to do so after, appearing overwhelmed by everything. The influencer and her friend were seen attempting to soothe her.

On her Instagram stories, Sneha has been sharing a lot of photos from their vacation to Japan. The family has been in the nation for a week after taking a plane out of Hyderabad prior to Sankranthi.

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Additionally, Arjun shared a charming family photo on Instagram that was taken in the Buddhist Sensō-ji temple in Tokyo. Arjun and Sneha are seen in the photo smiling with their kids in front of the temple, all of them wrapped up in warm clothes to fend off the cold. Fans couldn't help but remark on how amusingly uninterested Ayaan appeared in the photo.

Pushpa 2 opened in theatres on December 4, 2024 and received a great response from the audience. The film also received a great reception at the box office in India and overseas. After Dangal, which made over Rs 2000 crore, it became the second-highest-grossing Indian movie with Rs 1871 crore globally.