Picture was shared on Instagram. (courtesy: tedsarandos)
New Delhi:
Netflix CEO (Chief Govt Officer) Ted Sarandos, who flew in to India to attend the premiere of Zoya Akhtar’s The Archies, made essentially the most of his journey to India. After attending the star-studded screening of one of many most-anticipated movies of the 12 months, The Archies, Ted Sarandos visited Hyderabad to satisfy actors from the Telugu movie trade. From assembly RRR actors Jr NTR and Ram Charan at their respective houses, to catching up with superstars like Mahesh Babu, Allu Arjun, Prabhas, Rana Daggubati, Venkatesh, Naga Chaitanya, Dulquer Salmaan, SS Rajamouli, Ted Sarandos did it throughout an eventful weekend. Sharing footage of himself with all the celebs, Ted put a put up on his Instagram and captioned it, “I simply spent the final three days assembly the legends of Telugu cinema and I am blown away by their tales and dedication to the craft. Thanks for a once-in-a-lifetime expertise, I am unable to wait to come back again.”
Check out the put up beneath:
Mahesh Babu additionally shared footage with Ted Sarandos on X (beforehand often called Twitter) and wrote, “Espresso and chill!! Some fascinating conversations about the way forward for leisure with the visionary #TedSarandos and his fabulous crew #MonikaShergill #AbhishekGoradia.”
Espresso and chill!!
Some fascinating conversations about the way forward for leisure with the visionary #TedSarandos and his fabulous crew #MonikaShergill#AbhishekGoradia@NetflixIndiapic.twitter.com/lpoXqMWz05— Mahesh Babu (@urstrulyMahesh) December 9, 2023
Earlier than flying to Hyderabad, Ted Sarandos attended the screening of The Archies and posed for footage with your entire solid. Director Zoya Akhtar is also noticed within the body. He captioned the put up, “Had the most effective time in Mumbai on the premiere of The Archies with director @zoieakhtar alongside this wonderful solid.” See his put up beneath:
We will not wait to see the subsequent cease of Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos’ India journey.
