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Allu Arjun Misses Brother's Haldi Ceremony, Shares Heartfelt FOMO Post

South superstar Allu Arjun expressed his disappointment at missing his brother Allu Sirish's Pasupu (Haldi) ceremony, sharing a heartfelt video from the event on social media. The pre-wedding festivities for Allu Sirish began recently, with family and friends like Upasana Kamineni Konidela in attendance. Allu Arjun was unable to be there due to prior work commitments on his busy shooting schedule. The actor is currently preparing for major upcoming projects with directors Lokesh Kanagaraj and Atlee.

Key Points: Allu Arjun Misses Brother Allu Sirish's Pre-Wedding Ceremony

  • Allu Arjun shares video from brother's ceremony
  • Could not attend due to work schedule
  • Allu Sirish posted glimpses of the event
  • Upasana Kamineni Konidela was in attendance
  • Arjun has major films with Lokesh Kanagaraj and Atlee
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Allu Arjun says he 'missed being' at brother Allu Sirish's 'Pasupu' ceremony, feels the FOMO

Allu Arjun expresses FOMO after missing brother Allu Sirish's Pasupu ceremony due to work. See the video and details on his upcoming films.

Allu Arjun says he 'missed being' at brother Allu Sirish's 'Pasupu' ceremony, feels the FOMO
"I missed being there. - Allu Arjun"

Mumbai, Feb 13

South star Allu Arjun, on Friday, shared a video from his brother Allu Sirish's 'pasupu' ceremony, further expressing how much he missed it as he couldn't attend it due to his packed shooting schedule.

Allu Arjun who is widely regarded as one of India's biggest pan-India superstarsz seems to have experienced major FOMO (fear of missing out) as his brother Allu Sirish geared up for his pre-wedding celebrations.

Taking to his social media, Allu Arjun shared a heartwarming video from Allu Sirish's Pasupu ceremony, capturing beautiful moments of family members and close friends coming together to celebrate the occasion. Along with the video, he expressed how much he missed being present at the special event.

Sharing the video, he wrote, "I missed being there."

The pre-wedding festivities officially begun on Thursday, with the Pasupu or Haldi ceremony which took place recently. Unfortunately, Allu Arjun could not attend the ceremony due to his prior work commitments.

On Friday, Allu Sirish, the groom to-be took to his social media account to give a glimpse into the beautiful Pasupu ceremony. New mommy and Ram Charan's wife Upasana who recently gave birth to Twinkle babies, was seen marking her presence at the occasion.

Talking about Allu Arjun's upcoming blockbuster slate, the superstar is set to collaborate on an ambitious project with acclaimed director Lokesh Kanagaraj for AA23. The film is backed by the prestigious banner Mythri Movie Makers and will feature music composed by Anirudh Ravichander, further elevating expectations around the project.

Apart from this, Allu Arjun has another big project with celebrated filmmaker Atlee. Tentatively titled AA22xA6, the high-octane action thriller will also star Deepika Padukone.

- IANS

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Rohit P
This is the reality of being a top star. The schedule is insane. AA23 with Lokesh Kanagaraj and Anirudh? That's a dream combo! But I hope he makes it for the wedding itself.
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Aman W
Respect for his honesty. Many celebs would just post the video pretending they were there. He's keeping it real about the FOMO. The video he shared looks lovely though!
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Sarah B
It's sweet he shared the moments. The Allu family seems so close-knit. Also, Upasana is there! So nice to see film families supporting each other's big days.
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Karthik V
On one hand, I feel for him missing his brother's function. On the other, the projects he's doing are massive for Indian cinema. AA22 with Atlee and Deepika? That's going to be a pan-India storm!
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Nikhil C
A gentle reminder that success has its costs. Hope the production houses also understand and allow stars some breathing room for personal milestones. The "missed being there" caption says it all.

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