Allu Arjun began his film journey with the musical hit “Gangotri” directed by K Raghavendra Rao, but faced widespread criticism initially.
However, his breakthrough came with “Arya,” a youthful film produced by Dil Raju and helmed by debutant director Sukumar.
Released on May 7, 2004, “Arya” became a massive success, propelling Allu Arjun into stardom as the stylish icon and establishing Sukumar as a talented director.
Today, Allu Arjun is a renowned pan-Indian superstar, while Sukumar ranks among the highest-paid directors in Indian cinema. The duo is currently collaborating on “Pushpa 2.”
As “Arya” marks its 20th anniversary, Allu Arjun took to social media to express gratitude, acknowledging the film’s transformative impact on his life. “20 years of Arya.
It’s not just a movie; it’s a pivotal moment that altered my life’s trajectory. Grateful forever,” he shared.
The milestone has brought joy to Sukumar, Allu Arjun, and the entire “Arya” team, who are celebrating the film’s enduring legacy and their successful collaboration.
However, his breakthrough came with “Arya,” a youthful film produced by Dil Raju and helmed by debutant director Sukumar.
Released on May 7, 2004, “Arya” became a massive success, propelling Allu Arjun into stardom as the stylish icon and establishing Sukumar as a talented director.
Today, Allu Arjun is a renowned pan-Indian superstar, while Sukumar ranks among the highest-paid directors in Indian cinema. The duo is currently collaborating on “Pushpa 2.”
As “Arya” marks its 20th anniversary, Allu Arjun took to social media to express gratitude, acknowledging the film’s transformative impact on his life. “20 years of Arya.
It’s not just a movie; it’s a pivotal moment that altered my life’s trajectory. Grateful forever,” he shared.
The milestone has brought joy to Sukumar, Allu Arjun, and the entire “Arya” team, who are celebrating the film’s enduring legacy and their successful collaboration.