Political Mirchi : రైతు రుణపాఫీ హామీతో పవర్ పాలిటిక్స్ కి సై అనబోతున్న జగన్

Actress Bhagyashri Borse has been actively promoting her latest Telugu release Lenin, and one of her recent interview moments has quickly gone viral on social media. During a fun interaction, the actress participated in the popular “Friend, Marry, Date” game, and her playful responses have once again sparked speculation among fans.

When asked whom she would choose as a friend, Bhagyashri immediately named her Lenin co-star Akhil Akkineni. The conversation then shifted to the “marry” and “date” options, where the actress jokingly remarked that almost all of her co-stars are already married. Smiling, she added that only one bachelor remains but deliberately chose not to reveal his identity.

Her answer instantly caught the attention of netizens, with many social media users guessing that she was referring to actor Ram Pothineni. The clip soon went viral, reigniting the long-standing rumours surrounding the two actors.

Speculation about Bhagyashri and Ram first began after they worked together in Andhra King Taluka. Since then, their friendly rapport has frequently become a topic of discussion among fans, leading to repeated rumours about a possible relationship. Although neither actor has ever addressed the speculation directly, every public interaction between them continues to fuel fresh conversations online.

Interestingly, this isn’t the first time Bhagyashri has found herself at the center of such rumours during the Lenin promotions. In an earlier interview, she mentioned that while Aurangabad would always remain her first home, Hyderabad had become her second home. The casual remark was widely discussed on social media, with some fans interpreting it as another hint linking her to Ram, who is based in Hyderabad.

Despite the growing speculation, there has been no official confirmation from either Bhagyashri Borse or Ram Pothineni regarding their relationship. For now, the dating rumours remain purely fan-driven, while the actress continues to focus on promoting Lenin and interacting with audiences.