This is India’s historical weekend at Wrestlemania 41, the most anticipated annual event of WWE and is now airing on Netflix.
Actor Rana Daggubati made history by becoming the first Indian celebrity to play in Wrestlemania. Rana is known for appearing in movies in the iconic wrestling matches, marking an important milestone in his career, bridging the world of film and sports entertainment in unprecedented ways.
This is India’s historical weekend at Wrestlemania 41, the most anticipated annual event of WWE and is now airing on Netflix. Rana is a lifelong fan of WWE and a star of the popular Netflix series Rana Naidu, who became the first Indian celebrity to be invited to witness the wonders of the front row.
His appearance celebrated with special shouts and was live to millions of WWE fans around the world. Netflix also shared videos and photos of the actors on its Instagram controller and added “high heels. Faces to the posts.
Speaking about the milestone, Rana Dagubati shared: “In a surreal experience at Wrestlemania 41 – WWE has been a part of all our childhoods. Now, witnessing its life and being able to represent India on the global stage, especially WWE and RANA NAIDU, especially on Netflix, feels like the whole network.”
Global WWE fanatics took center stage at Netflix India and WWE watch parties in Mumbai this weekend and broadcast WrestleMania 41 live on Netflix. Wrestlemania 41 is held in the entertainment capital of Las Vegas, and is more than just an exciting in-ring action, a celebration of fanaticism, community and global connections.
Rana Daggubati’s presence at the event is a proud moment for India’s most popular and most popular sports entertainment glasses in the world. Rana Daggubati’s upcoming crime drama Rana Naidu Season 2 also starred in Venkatesh Daggubati and Surveen Chawla. The show is scheduled to be released on Netflix in 2025.
However, the exact release date has not been announced yet. The first part of the series was released on March 10, 2023.
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