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NTR's weekends are tight now

  • IndiaGlitz, [Wednesday,July 12 2017]

Young Tiger is going to be too busy during weekends, staring from this week. He will spend time shooting for the reality show Bigg Boss only on weekends. The first season will feature him in 12 episodes. And his episode will always be telecast on weekends.

The venue is Lonavala near Pune, Maharashtra. The names of the 12 contestants are yet to be divulged officially. Tejaswi Madivada, Dhanraj and Posani Krishna Murali's names have been heard in media circles. As per the makers, even NTR doesn't know who they are.

NTR's fans, meanwhile, are waiting for the teasers of Lava and Kusa to be released in the coming weeks. 'Jai Lava Kusa' is slated for a grand September 21st release.

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