Chintu Trend Follows Naga Vamsi to Chennai

Producer Naga Vamsi is well known for his active presence on social media. He often shares his opinions openly and gives entertaining speeches at movie events. Because of his bold style, he sometimes becomes a topic of discussion among movie fans. Different fan groups also troll him on social media from time to time. During those moments, many fans call him by the nickname "Chintu" instead of using his real name.

Interestingly, Naga Vamsi has never been upset about this nickname. He takes it in a fun and sporting way. Even popular actors like Ravi Teja and Nagarjuna have jokingly called him "Chintu" on stage during public events. This shows that the nickname has become quite popular among film lovers.

Now, the "Chintu" craze has reached Chennai as well. During the audio launch event of Vishwanath and Sons, which is produced by Naga Vamsi, the topic came up once again. The event was held in Chennai on Sunday and attracted many fans and media members.

Before Naga Vamsi started his speech, the event host asked him about the nickname "Chintu." She wanted to know how he got that name. Naga Vamsi smiled and explained that Telugu cinema fans gave him the nickname because of his outspoken nature on social media. He said he behaves like a rebel online and often shares his opinions without hesitation. According to him, fans started calling him "Chintu," and he does not see anything negative in it. He added that the name simply gives the feeling of a young boy and he is happy to accept it.

Naga Vamsi also spoke confidently about Vishwanath and Sons. He said he was not being overconfident but was speaking with complete faith in the film. He expressed hope that the movie would become as successful among Tamil audiences as Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo was among Telugu viewers.

He also shared that Suriya's character in the film would remind audiences of Sanjay Ramaswamy from Ghajini. According to him, the story has been specially designed to entertain Suriya's fans. He also praised actress Mamitha Baiju, saying that her performance would connect well with the younger generation.