Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandanna twin in black and their sizzling chemistry is unmissable

The highly-talented and versatile actor of Tollywood, Vijay Deverakonda is all set to share the screen space once again with Rashmika Mandanna in their upcoming film, Dear Comrade. Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandanna's chemistry and lip lock kiss from the film's teaser had already grabbed a lot of attention. Fans have been eagerly waiting to catch their sizzling chemistry on the big screen. Meanwhile, the two left audiences amazed with their dance performance at the Zee Mahotsavam 2019 event. Pradeep Machiraju, who hosted the event recently took to Instagram and shared a group selfie with Dear Comrade actors. 

The Rowdy actor also set the stage on fire with his power-packed dance performance. The dashing star sent the crowd into a tizzy with his dance moves and also surprised everyone by singing Kadalalle song from his upcoming film, Dear Comrade. As Vijay started singing the song, Rashmika made a stunning entry and the two showed off their adorable chemistry. The Geetha Govindam actress looked stunning a black jumpsuit while Vijay looked dapper in black on black.  

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Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandanna were last seen together in the 2018 hit film Geetha Govindam. Directed by Bharat Kamma, Dear Comrade is all set for a grand release worldwide on 31st May in all South Indian languages.