Naveen Chandra

Somidharan's critically acclaimed film 'Neelira,' a powerful depiction of the Sri Lankan civil war, has now premiered on ZEE5 Tamil. Praised by industry stalwarts like Suriya and Atlee for its emotional depth and anti-war message, the movie chronicles a family's struggle for survival during a perilous night in 1988. Naveen Chandra leads the cast in this gripping narrative.

In a significant reshuffle, Bihar bids farewell to two esteemed IPS officers, Rakesh Rathi and Naveen Chandra Jha, who have embarked on pivotal roles in the central government. Rathi, previously the Special Branch IG, has stepped up as Joint Secretary in the Home Ministry, while Jha transitions from the Vigilance Bureau to the Indo-Tibetan Border Police as DIG.

Filmmakers Atlee and Bala have lauded Somidharan's survival drama 'Neelira,' released on April 3. Atlee praised the film on social media, calling it an "awesome film" and urging audiences to watch it in theaters. Bala described 'Neelira' as a "sacred cinematic experience," highlighting its emotional depth and authenticity, and linking it to his mentor Balu Mahendra's vision for meaningful cinema.

Early buzz for 'Neelira,' a war drama set during the 1988 Sri Lankan civil conflict, is overwhelmingly positive. Starring Naveen Chandra and Roopa Koduvayur, the film explores how love can bridge divides amidst war. Directed by Someetharan and backed by Karthik Subbaraj and Rana Daggubati, its gripping screenplay and strong performances are drawing praise ahead of its April 3 release.

Actor Suriya lauded the Tamil film 'Neelira', describing it as a powerful narrative about the human cost of war. He highlighted the film's emotional depth, focusing on the struggles of common people during the Sri Lankan civil war and a family's attempt to hold a wedding amidst the conflict. Suriya emphasized that the movie serves as a testament against war.

The trailer for 'Neelira', a film set in war-torn Northern Sri Lanka in 1988, has been released. Backed by Karthik Subbaraj and Rana Daggubati, the movie, directed by Somitharan, focuses on the emotional struggles of ordinary people caught in conflict, inspired by real memories. The film is set to release on April 3.

Director Vetri Maaran has criticized films that promote hate and violence for commercial success. He believes such movies justify hate politics and divide people. Maaran stressed that cinema should not be a tool for political power. He praised films that tell authentic stories and highlight real emotions. His comments were made at the trailer launch of 'Neelira'.

Naveen Chandra who shot to fame with his debut film Andala Rakshasi started shooting for his new film titled Racha Rambola

The Telugu psychological horror thriller 'Honey,' featuring Naveen Chandra, is set to make its digital debut after a low-key theatrical release. With its acquisition by Sun NXT and availability on Amazon Prime Video starting February 27, the film explores haunting themes of superstition and ethical dilemmas.

GS Karthik’s upcoming film stars Naveen Chandra and Gayathri Suresh in the lead. The yet-to-be-titled film is touted to be a romantic entertainer.

Niveda Thomas to romance Naveen Chandra

Lokkesh Ajls' Tamil-Telugu suspense thriller 'Eleven,' starring Naveen Chandra, gains traction on OTT platforms after a limited theatrical release. Karthik Subbaraj lauded the film's gripping narrative, unexpected twists, and Naveen Chandra's intense performance. Naveen Chandra expressed gratitude for Subbaraj's praise, highlighting the film's growing popularity and positive reception on streaming services like Prime Video and AHA.

Naveen Chandra, who forayed into the Telugu industry with 'Andala Rakshasi', has been entertaining the audience with his remarkable performances onscreen. Naveen Chandra's latest offering is 'Thaggedele'. The team has been creating hype around the movie by releasing back-to-back updates to pique the curiosity of the audience. Recently, the trailer of this movie was released by the makers, and it shows that this movie is going to be a crime suspense thriller. In just a couple of days, 'Thaggedele' trailer clocked 1 million views on YouTube.

Actor Naveen Chandra made his debut in the lead role with the 2012 film 'Andala Rakshasi,' and he made a name for himself as a good actor in Tollywood in a very short span of time. Since his debut, the talented actor has won the hearts of the audiences with every single character that he has played so far. He has got a fair share of fame and acclaim, but we feel he deserves more.

The actor is gearing up for his upcoming films by spending extra hours in the gym.

Naa Rakumarudu

Actor Naveen Chandra has become the favourite actor of the Telugu audience by playing key roles in many Telugu movies. He impressed everyone with his intense performance in the recently released 'Parampara' season 2. Naveen is an actor who has made a unique identity for himself. Now, Naveen Chandra has come up with a movie called 'Month of Madhu'. Colours Swathi is playing the heroine opposite Naveen Chandra in this film.

The film has Sneha in the lead, with Vivek-Mervin composing the music.

Naveen Chandra signs up Naa Rakumarudu

Naveen Chandra's next film goes on floors

The first look poster and title of Sasikumar & Naveen Chandra's film with director RDM, who previously directed 'Kavalthurai Ungal Nanban' was released by SJ Suryah, GV Prakash and Vishal.

Naveen Chandra is set to play the villain in Nani's next with director Trinadha Rao.

Actor Naveen Chandra and Lavanya Tripathi who started their film career with superhit 'Andala Rakshasi' are back for an upcoming yet-untitled Telugu movie.

The makers of Hero Heroine revealed a new poster of the movie on the occasion of Diwali. Protagonist Naveen Chandra is seen smoking, and he is really intense in the poster that reads, “PK-Piracy King.’’

Naveen Chandra, known for his role in 'Snakes & Ladders', is set to star in 'Game Changer', directed by Shankar and featuring Ram Charan and Kiara Advani. The political thriller, releasing on January 10, 2025, offers Naveen Chandra a unique role. He praises Shankar's direction and reveals that viewers may not recognize him in this transformative role.