The much-anticipated series Citadel: Honey Bunny, featuring Varun Dhawan and Samantha Ruth Prabhu, is set to release on Amazon Prime Video on November 7. This Indian adaptation of the Citadel series franchise has generated significant buzz, especially after a star-studded premiere in Mumbai, which brought together Bollywood’s elite. Photos from the event, featuring Varun, Samantha, and the Citadel team alongside Bollywood celebrities, have since gone viral, adding to the excitement surrounding the release.
Samantha has been actively promoting the series, sharing updates to build interest among fans. At the premiere, several prominent figures, including Nimrat Kaur and Neha Dhupia, expressed their admiration for Citadel: Honey Bunny, with heartfelt messages praising the cast and crew. Nimrat, in particular, received appreciation from Samantha and others for her invaluable contributions, with some stating that the series wouldn’t be the same without her.
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Alongside the promotional events, Samantha has been engaging her fans through interviews and social media interactions. Recently, she took to Instagram to answer fan questions, showing her dedication to connecting with her audience. During the Q&A, one fan suggested she gain weight. Samantha addressed this openly, explaining that her current physique is influenced by her medical condition, myositis, and that she’s adhering to a diet and regimen prescribed by her doctors. She asked for understanding, emphasizing the importance of following medical guidance and expressed gratitude for her fans’ support.
Reflecting on her career, Samantha acknowledged the ups and downs she’s experienced with previous projects. She noted that while some recent roles didn’t resonate as hoped, she’s optimistic about her role in Citadel: Honey Bunny, which she sees as a career milestone. She described the role as one of her most challenging to date and shared how much she enjoys taking on complex, demanding characters.
