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Updated : Jul 21, 2026

Nandamuri Balakrishna reportedly escaped a major mishap while shooting for his upcoming film with director Gopichand Malineni in Kakinada. The incident took place during the filming of an action sequence at the Kakinada Port, where the actor was participating in an intense stunt scene.

According to reports, Balakrishna slipped and fell while filming the sequence, resulting in a minor injury to his knee. The action scene reportedly featured Balakrishna alongside actor Manchu Manoj, with the team filming a crucial fight episode for the movie.

Following the fall, the actor was immediately attended to by the film's crew. Sources indicate that the injury is not serious, and Balakrishna has been advised to take some rest before resuming the shoot. He is currently resting at the Kakinada Port location.

The film, directed by Gopichand Malineni, is one of the most anticipated Telugu projects in production. The makers are yet to issue an official statement regarding the incident or any possible changes to the shooting schedule. Fans will be relieved to know that the injury is said to be minor, and Balakrishna is expected to return to the sets after a brief period of rest.

 

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