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Vijay Deverakonda reacts to a fan who re-created a memorable scene from ‘Dear Comrade’ in Ladakh.

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Actor Vijay Deverakonda has responded to a delightful reel shared by a Tamil fan who undertook a journey to Diskit in Ladakh Valley, aiming to replicate an iconic picture from his film ‘Dear Comrade.’

Fan’s Journey to Diskit

On his social media, Vijay posted the reel, expressing: “Time is passing, the milestone slowly eroding. But we seem to have a ritual that is ours. One day, I’ll stop by again. Till then to all my bikers – stay safe. Lots of love.”

The entertaining reel features the fan and a friend riding all the way to Ladakh, searching for a milestone that indicates it is 12 kilometers to Diskit.

A Breakup and a Milestone

Interestingly, one of the men mentions in the video that he has experienced a breakup, which adds humor to their quest for the milestone. In ‘Dear Comrade,’ Vijay Deverakonda’s character also embarks on a ride to the Himalayas following a breakup.

The fan states in Tamil, “I am roaming around in Diskit in search of that milestone. Even if I find it somewhere on the side, I will pick it up and click a photo. But it’s not there.”

The reel captures the duo as they excitedly search for the specific milestone and, to their delight, they eventually find it. The fan takes a picture of himself mimicking Vijay Deverakonda’s pose from the film.

About ‘Dear Comrade’

For those unfamiliar, ‘Dear Comrade’ is a sports romantic drama that addresses the issue of sexual harassment in sports. Directed by Bharat Kamma, the film stars Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandanna in lead roles. Rashmika portrays a female cricketer, and the cast also includes actors like Shruthi Ramachandran and Charu Haasan. The music was composed by Justin Prabhakaran and cinematography was handled by Sujith Sarang.

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Ankita Singh

Ankita Singh is a Bollywood TV journalist currently associated with Digihunt, where she covers entertainment news and developments in the Indian television and film industry.
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