Bosco Martis Praises Jr NTR’s Performance in Devara: ‘He Is Fabulous’
Besides being a phenomenal actor, Jr NTR is renowned for his exceptional dancing skills. Time and again, he has wowed audiences with his remarkable dance moves, most notably in the “Naatu Naatu” song from RRR. His passion for dancing, nurtured from his school days with his mother’s support, has led him to become a trained Kuchipudi dancer. In his upcoming film Devara, Jr NTR once again showcases his dancing talent. Renowned choreographer Bosco Martis, who is working with the actor, recently praised Jr NTR’s prowess.
In an interview, Bosco expressed his admiration for NTR, stating, “He is fabulous and I enjoyed working with him in Devara: Part 1, which also features Janhvi Kapoor. I am working on Devara; it’s not a hectic song, it’s a smooth choreography that we are doing in the film. Jr NTR is one of the most celebrated performers back there. He is also cool with his dance moves. You will enjoy seeing him dance; it’s great. I had a blast working with him.”
Bosco, known for making several Bollywood actors groove to his moves, has been brought on board to choreograph the dance numbers in Devara. His recent work includes the hit song “Tauba Tauba” featuring Vicky Kaushal.
Bosco Martis Praises Jr NTR’s Performance in Devara: ‘He Is Fabulous’
More About Devara
Directed by Koratala Siva, Devara: Part 1 stars Jr NTR, Janhvi Kapoor, and Saif Ali Khan in significant roles. The film, marking Janhvi Kapoor’s Telugu debut alongside the South superstar, is set to release on September 27. While details about Devara’s storyline remain under wraps. It is known that the action film will feature Saif Ali Khan as the lead antagonist. The cast also includes Prakash Raj, Srikanth, Shine Tom Chacko, Narain, and others in pivotal roles.
Meanwhile, Jr NTR is also expected to showcase his dancing skills in Ayan Mukerji’s War 2. Fans eagerly anticipate an epic dance-off between Hrithik Roshan and Jr NTR. Reminiscent of the iconic showdown between Hrithik and Tiger Shroff in the first War film.
