Sonakshi Sinha completes filming for her debut Telugu film Jatadhara

Jatadhara shoot wraps up

Sonakshi Sinha has officially completed the shoot for her much-anticipated debut Telugu film, Jatadhara. The actress, who has been making waves with her foray into South Indian cinema, shared the exciting news with her fans on social media.

Earlier this year, she unveiled her first look from the film on International Women’s Day, which sparked an immediate buzz online. The poster showcased a bold, striking new avatar for Sonakshi, and fans couldn’t contain their excitement at the prospect of her regional debut.

Directed by Venkat Kalyan, Jatadhara sees Sonakshi in a powerful and challenging new role. The film also stars Sudheer Babu in the lead role, making it a significant milestone in Sonakshi's career as she ventures into a new territory with this film, marking her first project in Telugu.

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This exciting new venture is already being touted as one of her most exciting and promising projects to date, and fans are eagerly awaiting its release.

Sonakshi took to Instagram to announce the wrap of the film’s shoot, expressing her excitement and gratitude. She wrote: “Aaaaand one more down!! A film wrap for me on #Jatadhara... my first Telugu film... and my team has killed it on this one!!! Bohot maza aaya, bohot dhamaal kiya... can’t wait for you all to see! Thank you for the amazing shooting experience and thank you to the ENTIRE team!!!”

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This debut marks a major step in Sonakshi’s career as she embraces new challenges and explores a different cultural and cinematic landscape.

As the excitement surrounding Jatadhara builds, fans can expect a thrilling performance from the actress in this high-stakes project.

With her recent success in Bollywood and now a strong presence in the South, Sonakshi is undoubtedly expanding her versatility as an actress across regional cinema.