natural star opposes the idea of referring to telugu films as "Pan India" films before they are released. He believes that films should be released first, and then audiences should make them a blockbuster, allowing them to be classified as true Pan-India blockbusters. He uses pushpa as an example, but consider what is happening with the Ante Sundaraniki film.

Whether it's because of the content, which revolves around the love story of a Hindu Brahmin guy and a Christian girl, or because of Nani's active marketing before the film's debut, tomorrow's release 'Ante Sundariniki' has received a lot of positive feedback. With nani marketing the picture in kerala and Tamilnadu, the film has undoubtedly created a pan-India buzz, while hindi audiences await the outcome in order to decide whether to buy the remake rights or release the dubbed version.

Despite Nani's claims that his film is not a pan-India film, it has undoubtedly become a pan-India film in terms of popularity. And nani may claim that he will only label it such a film once it is released across India. When just 30% of India's population attends movies, one could wonder why any film would be distributed in all languages across the country. That's a near-impossibility.

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