Sunny Naveen

Sunny Naveen, man, this guy’s been popping up all over Telugu cinema lately. You might’ve caught his face in #Viral Prapancham (2025)—the buzz around that one was wild—people couldn’t get enough of those quirky, internet-fueled storylines and all the chaos that came with them. Naveen’s got this vibe where he can swing between serious and goofy in, like, half a scene. In Jaitra (2023), he flexed some real dramatic chops, playing a dude just trying to make sense of life’s mess (and, let’s be real, there was a lot of mess). The film dug into friendship, ambition, and all that stuff you try to figure out in your 20s. Not exactly your typical hero role, which is probably why people started paying attention to him in the first place. And don’t even get me started on Madhura Wines (2021)—that one hit different. It’s not just a movie about booze, though there’s plenty of that. It’s about folks chasing love, drowning heartbreak, and sometimes just straight-up making terrible decisions (who hasn’t?). Sunny brought this quiet intensity, you know? Like, you could tell the dude was hurting, even when he was just staring into his glass. The way he slips into these characters, you’d think he’s been around way longer than he has. Honestly, the guy’s on track to become one of those actors people keep talking about every awards season. Not bad for someone who started out flying under the radar.