Unstoppable with NBK Episode 2 Promo: Nani and Balakrishna bond over cricket, movies and conversations

Nandamuri Balakrishna gave a special reason for his fans to rejoice on the Diwali festival day by turning a host for the first time in his career for a talk show, Unstoppable with NBK, on the Telugu OTT platform aha. The Manchu family including Mohan Babu, his son Vishnu Manchu and daughter Lakshmi Manchu were the celebrity guests for the first episode that left viewers emotional and entertained at once. For the second episode of the show, the star is all set to host actor, producer Nani. The promo of the episode was released on Monday.

Balakrishna and Nani share a warm rapport in the brief glimpse of Unstoppable with NBK's second episode promo. The host even calls Nani, 'Self made ki surname' while the actor arrives on the podium after being seated in the middle of audiences. The two discusss gully cricket and Balakrishna also jokes about carrying a cricket kit with him always whenever he goes for an outdoor shoot. They try their luck with the game in the studio as well, with the actors being asked to hit the ball into a box. Nani successfully hits the ball into the box on multiple occasions, while Balakrishna misses it by a whisker.

Nani even delivers a couple of popular dialogues from Balakrishna's films and the latter too responds with a one-liner from Nani's film. The host shares that he watches his father's (NTRs) films and has a drink or two when he's free. Nani too adds that movie-watching continues to be one of his favourite hobbies to date. The episode takes a serious turn when Nani discusses about the issues raised by the distributors when the makers of his film Tuck Jagadish opted to release it directly on OTT. On the whole, the promo unveils the funny, lesser-known side to Balakrishna and Nani.

The second episode of Unstoppable with NBK featuring Nani will premiere on aha on November 12. Mansion House is the presenter of the show with Swargaseema Sandalwood Farms and Nand Gokul Ghee being the invest-in partner and associate partner respectively.