‘Chiranjeevi’s Megaverse’: Netflix announces talk show hosted by Chiranjeevi

The talk show is touted to be a celebration of Telugu cinema through candid conversations with its leading stars.

Published - October 29, 2026 05:52 pm IST

Chiranjeevi and the poster of ‘Chiranjeevi’s Megaverse’ | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement

Telugu superstar Chiranjeevi is set to host the talk show, Chiranjeevi’s Megaverse for Netflix, the streamer announced on Thursday (October 29, 2026). The talk show is touted to be a celebration of Telugu cinema through candid conversations with its leading stars.

The show is currently being filmed and will offer audiences an opportunity to see a different side of the veteran actor, as he will be seen bringing together personal anecdotes and drive conversations and stories from the world of Telugu cinema.

“Chiranjeevi’s Megaverse promises a distinctive, intimate window into the world of the icons who have shaped its illustrious journey. At its heart is Megastar Chiranjeevi, whose passion for cinema and deep-rooted connection with its people serve as the show’s emotional anchor,” said the streamer in a statement.

The show is produced by Gold Box Entertainments, Atom Media Ventures and Sol Production LLP. More details from it are awaited.

Chiranjeevi is known for his striking career in Indian cinema, with a particular appeal in the Telugu industry. He has starred in celebrated films like Khaidi, Pasivadi Pranam, Gang Leader, Gharana Mogudu, Indra and Jagadeka Veerudu Athiloka Sundari among others.

He was recently seen in Mana Shankara Vara Prasad Garu, which was released earlier this year.

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Published - October 29, 2026 05:52 pm IST

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