Top 8 Tollywood Super-Hit Films Rejected by Jr NTR

Jr NTR Rejected Films:

Jr NTR is one of the most talented and popular actors in the Telugu film industry. With powerful acting and strong screen presence, he has delivered many successful movies. However, just like many stars, he also missed a few golden opportunities. Over the years, Jr NTR rejected some film offers that later became massive blockbusters.

Jr NTR Rejected Films:

Arya

Director Sukumar first offered the lead role of Arya to Jr NTR. But he said no to the film. Later, Allu Arjun played the lead and the movie became a big hit, helping Arjun gain huge fame.

Bhadra

Bhadra, directed by Boyapati Srinu, was also offered to Jr NTR. Due to busy schedules, he couldn’t take it up. Ravi Teja was later cast, and the film turned into a blockbuster.

Athanokkade

This movie was a turning point for Nandamuri Kalyan Ram. Interestingly, it was first offered to Jr NTR. He didn’t take it, and the movie became a huge success for Kalyan Ram.

Kick

The hit action-comedy Kick was initially meant for Jr NTR. But he rejected it. Ravi Teja played the lead and the film was a superhit, even remade in Hindi and Tamil.

Oopiri

Director Vamshi Paidipally narrated Oopiri to Jr NTR. He wasn’t confident about the emotional role and declined it. Later, Karthi did the role, and the movie was praised both critically and commercially.

Dil

This romantic film, which became a big break for actor Nithiin, was first offered to Jr NTR. He didn’t accept the offer, and Nithiin became a star after its release.

Srimanthudu

Srimanthudu, starring Mahesh Babu, was also once considered for Jr NTR. But he passed on the chance. The film was a huge success and even inspired many social campaigns.

Raja The Great

Another Ravi Teja movie, Raja The Great, was reportedly offered to Jr NTR. For unknown reasons, he turned it down, and the film became a commercial hit.

Even though Jr NTR missed these films, his career remains strong with many blockbusters to his credit.

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