Not only for his exceptional acting skills, but Nandamuri Balakrishna is also well known for his kind heart. Recently an incident that took place during the shooting of ‘NTR’ is becoming a hot topic in the industry.

It is known that Balakrishna is currently busy with the shooting of his upcoming movie ‘NTR’ which is coming out as the biopic of actor turned politician Nandamuri Taraka Rama Rao. The shooting is currently taking place near Hamsaladeevi in Krishna district which was on the sets. A person approached him and fell on his feet. Balayya who was shocked lifted him up and asked about the reason. The person stated that he has been suffering from cancer and asked Balayya to help him. Balakrishna who was moved immediately called ‘Basavatarakam Cancer Hospital’, gave them his details and ordered them to treat him for free.

The pictures in which the person was falling on the feet of Balayya are going viral on the Internet. However, it is yet to be known whether this happened for real or it is just a part of the shooting.

The great biopic of the legendary actor NTR starts today. The movie regular shooting started today in Saradhi studios. It is a very auspicious day as the legend started shooting for Manadesam on this very day in 1949. Here is the official first look of NBK from the flick.

It’s the moment. #NTRBiopic begins on this very day of #NTR‘s first day on the sets of #Manadesam. A Film by @DirKrish and Bankrolled by @NBKFilms_ @vishinduri and @VaaraahiCC | @mmkeeravaani @gnanashekarvs @sahisuresh | #NBK103 | pic.twitter.com/M5tohz3irx

— Raj Kamal (@Rajkamal6666) July 5, 2018

NTR Biopic movie is being directed by Krish and MM Keeravani is composing music. This movie is NBK’s 103 movie and the latest buzz is that NBK son Mokshagna will be seen in a special role in this flick.

Initially, the movie launched by Teja but later he walked out from the project. Now Krish handover this movie. Nandamuri fans are eagerly waiting for this flick because Krish and NBK worked for a blockbuster movie Gautami Putra Sathakarni in the past.