Nagarjuna’s Japanese Fans Call Him ‘Naga-sama’

It is well known that several Indian actors enjoyed a strong fan in Japan – Superstar Rajinikanth, Prabhas and Jr. NTR names come to mind. Now, joining this distinguished list, the telugu cinema symbol, which wins the heart in the rising sun, nagarja.

In Japanese culture, ‘-sama’ is a highly respectful honor for the gods, gods, royal or respected guests. In other words, when Japanese fans call him ‘naga-sama’ with love, this is a sign of deep admiration and respect.

Global recognition began to significantly increase with the role of Deepak in the Kubaraa film, where calm but strong performance has a permanent impression. Japanese fans were particularly with the power and presence of the character.

Nagarjuna was a appearance in Brahmāstra, which has been in Indian cinema for decades – especially in the Telugu film industry – in the Telugu film industry – which introduced it to a wider international audience and won her new fans around the world.

The love he receives from Japan shows that compelling performances and powerful characters exceed language and culture. With ‘Naga-Sama’, Nagarjuna not only strengthens its place as a Pan-Hint star, but also in the love of a really global fan base.

In the meantime, Nagarjuna, for the first time in his career, ‘Coolie’ is playing the bad guy, and his fans are waiting for his release while seizing strong Rajnikanth in his action adventure around the gangsters.