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Snubbing the superstitious beliefs, Allu Arjun prefers car with 666 number

Written by : Digital Native

Many film stars are known for their obsession for cars and it doesn’t end there as most would prefer a fancy number as well. While it is well known that all the leading actors in the Telugu film industry have their own fancy numbers, recently Allu Arjun posted a picture of his swanky Mercedes Benz GL350 SUV with the number 666. Though this number is considered unlucky by several in the west and is always associated with anti-Christ and Satan, Allu Arjun thinks otherwise. It is said that all the cars that the star owns have the same number and that he would get the number by shelling out huge amounts at the auction.

Allu Arjun, son of well-known producer Allu Aravind, made his acting debut as a child artiste in 1985 with the film Vijetha. He then went on to act in a couple of films as child artiste before donning the greasepaint as hero in Gangotri in 2003. Since then, he has acted in several films including Arya, Bunny, Desamuduru, Iddarammayilatho, Rudhramadevi, and Sarrainodu. His last release, Duvvada Jagannadham was a big success at the box office this year.

He is currently busy with Naa Peru Surya Naa Illu India which will mark the directorial debut of writer Vakkantham Vamsi. Touted to be an action entertainer, the film has Allu Arjun playing the title role with Anu Emmanuel as his heroine.

Others in the star cast include Arjun Sarja, R Sarathkumar and Thakur Anoop Singh. Vishal-Shekhar is composing the tunes for this film with Rajeev Ravi working on the camera. The film is produced by Sirisha Lagadapati, Sridhar Lagadapati, Bunny Vasu and K. Nagendra Babu under the banner Ram Lakshmi Cine Combines.

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