Naga Chaitanya talks about his biggest regret and hints at past film mistakes

Naga Chaitanya, the popular Telugu actor, has opened up about his life and career in a recent interview with YouTuber Irfan’s View. The actor, who is gearing up for the release of his upcoming film “Custody”, spoke candidly about his biggest regret in life.

During the fun segment of truth or dare, Chaitanya was asked about his regrets. He replied, “There are no regrets in my life, bro. Everything is just a learned lesson.” However, when prodded further about any film mistakes, Chaitanya said, “There are many like that. There are some 2-3 films like that.”

While Chaitanya did not specify which films he was referring to, it is speculated that he might be hinting at some of his past projects that did not do well at the box office.

Chaitanya has been in the news lately for his alleged relationship with actress Sobhita Dhulipala. The rumoured couple reportedly met through their shared love for Formula 1 and have been dating for at least six months now. However, they have not yet made their relationship official.

Chaitanya’s divorce from Samantha Ruth Prabhu, after nearly four years of marriage, also made headlines in 2021. The couple announced their separation in October of that year.

Recently, Chaitanya’s brother Akhil Akkineni spoke out for the first time about his brother’s dating rumours with Sobhita. During a press conference for his latest film ‘Agent,’ Akhil reportedly said that during the time of the viral photo of Chaitanya and Sobhita from London, he was busy with his transformation for his role in the film and had no idea about their relationship.

Despite the media attention surrounding his personal life, Chaitanya is focused on his work. He is currently busy promoting his upcoming film “Custody,” which is set to release soon. Meanwhile, his film “Agent” is also generating buzz, with Akhil Akkineni in the lead role.

As Chaitanya continues to make waves in the industry, fans eagerly await his future projects and hope to see him succeed on both the personal and professional fronts.