Bigg Boss Telugu 9: Nagarjuna to Exit? Vijay Deverakonda in Talks to Take Over

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Bigg Boss Telugu 9: Nagarjuna to Exit? Vijay Deverakonda in Talks to Take Over

Are fans of Bigg Boss Telugu in for a major surprise this season? According to ongoing reports, host Nagarjuna is set to exit the show ahead of Bigg Boss Telugu 9. The veteran actor has successfully hosted the reality show for the past seven seasons, following NTR and Nani, who helmed the first two seasons.

Vijay Deverakonda in Talks to Host

The latest buzz suggests that young star Vijay Deverakonda is in advanced discussions with the show’s organizers to take over as host. If the deal is finalized, it would mark Vijay’s debut as a TV host. A confirmation regarding his involvement is expected in the coming days.

Season 9 to Arrive Early

Bigg Boss Telugu 9 is expected to premiere in May 2025, several months ahead of its usual schedule. If Vijay steps in as host, his massive fanbase among Gen Z audiences in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana could bring a fresh wave of excitement to the show.

Impact on Vijay Deverakonda’s Career

Hosting Bigg Boss Telugu would allow Vijay to expand his reach to family audiences, potentially boosting his film career. Meanwhile, he is gearing up for the release of Kingdom on May 30, followed by his upcoming films Rowdy Janardhan and Rahul Sankrityan’s period action drama.

Nagarjuna’s Upcoming Projects

While Nagarjuna is reportedly stepping away from Bigg Boss Telugu, he remains busy with his film commitments. His highly anticipated film Kubera is set for release on June 20, followed by Coolie, hitting theaters in August 2024.

 

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