In a remarkable twist of events, a couple exchanged vows during the re-release of Mahesh Babu’s beloved film “Murari” at Tirumala Theatre in Kakinada. Originally released in 2001, “Murari” continues to capture the hearts of its audience, and this latest re-release has led to a memorable and unconventional celebration. As the film played on the big screen, the couple decided to turn their movie outing into a wedding ceremony, with fellow moviegoers participating by throwing ‘akshinthalu’ (sacred rice) in a gesture of celebration.

This unexpected marriage has quickly become a viral sensation, highlighting the profound impact films can have on people's lives and the intense passion of Telugu film enthusiasts. In other theatres across Andhra Pradesh, fans have engaged in similar enthusiastic celebrations. At the Bramarambha Theatre in Kukatpally, viewers were seen dancing to the beats of the song ‘Teenmaar,’ while two men enacted wedding scenes during the screening of the song ‘Alanati Ramachandrudu.’

The fervor of Telugu film fans for their favorite movies is on full display with these unique celebrations. The re-release of “Murari” has not only rekindled fond memories but also showcased the extraordinary lengths to which fans will go to celebrate their beloved films, making this event a standout example of film-inspired festivities.