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Kayadu Lohar smiling with a lollipop, wearing a white top and pink trousers, posing beside a vintage Bajaj Chetak scooter.Photo via Track Tollywood

Kayadu Lohar Shines in Nani's The Paradise

The Nepali-origin actress draws attention with her performance and playful Bajaj Chetak photoshoot, marking a career breakthrough in Telugu cinema.

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Kayadu Lohar isn’t just another face in the crowd anymore. With her debut in Nani’s The Paradise, she’s stepped into the spotlight — no small feat for an actress of Nepali origin making waves in Telugu cinema.

The film, directed by Srikanth Odela, opened to a split response. Critics questioned its storytelling, but Kayadu’s screen presence didn’t go unnoticed. She’s now one of the few names people are talking about, not just for her looks, but for how she holds her own alongside veterans like Mohan Babu and Sonali Kulkarni.

And then came the image that went viral: Kayadu, lollipop in hand, grinning at the camera beside the classic Bajaj Chetak. White top, pink trousers, pure energy. It wasn’t just a promotional shot. It felt like a moment. A girl from a different world, suddenly owning a piece of Indian pop culture history.

Her journey began with Funky opposite Vishwak Sen, a film that didn’t set the box office on fire. But The Paradise? That’s different. It’s a major platform, a star-studded project, and for Kayadu, it’s the launchpad she needed.

Audiences are divided, yes. Some found the narrative thin, others praised the spectacle. But no one can ignore her chemistry with Nani or the way she commands attention in every frame. There’s a quiet confidence in her delivery, something that doesn’t come from glamour alone.

Now, the real question isn’t whether she’ll get more roles. It’s what kind of roles. The internet’s already buzzing: What did Kayadu see in this character that made her say yes? And why does she feel like a breath of fresh air in a genre often stacked with familiar faces?

She’s not a flash-in-the-pan. This is her first big break, and she’s handling it with a smile. And a Chetak.

The next move? More scripts. Better stories. And maybe, just maybe, a sequel that gives her room to grow beyond the hype.

About the film

The Paradise

23 September 2026 · in theatres · cast, trailer and release details

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