Keerthy Suresh’s Graceful Dance in The Paradise’s Yeshanagula Wins Over Fans
Keerthy Suresh’s dance in The Paradise’s Yeshanagula song with Nani has gone viral, topping YouTube charts and earning praise for its traditional style and energetic choreography.
Dumtika Editorial
August 30, 2026 · 1 min read

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Key Highlights
- Keerthy Suresh’s Yeshanagula song with Nani trends No.1 on YouTube Music.
- The song crossed 20 million views within 20 hours of release.
- Keerthy’s traditional look and dance style drew widespread praise.
- Her witty response to online trolling shifted the conversation positively.
Keerthy Suresh has once again captured attention with her special appearance in the newly released song Yeshanagula from the Telugu film The Paradise, starring alongside Nani. Known for her strong, performance-driven roles, Keerthy took a different route this time, bringing her signature elegance to a high-energy folk number that released on August 29.
The song, composed by Anirudh Ravichander with vocals by Prabha and Jangi Reddy and lyrics by Kasarla Shyam, quickly became a sensation. Within just 20 hours of its release, Yeshanagula crossed 20 million views on YouTube and climbed to the top spot on YouTube’s Music Trending chart. Social media buzzed with praise for Keerthy’s traditional look in a langa voni and her effortless dance moves, which many viewers felt set the song apart from the usual glamorous special numbers seen in Telugu cinema.
This project also marks another reunion for Keerthy and Nani, who previously impressed audiences with their chemistry in Nenu Local and Dasara. Their dynamic pairing in Yeshanagula has become a highlight for fans, sparking conversations about their on-screen energy.
Ahead of the song’s release, Keerthy faced online trolling, with one social media user suggesting she took up the dance number due to a lack of substantial roles and mistakenly calling The Paradise a Kannada film. Keerthy responded in Tamil: “Vera level ponga! Chinna correction. Nani nadippathu Telugu. Kannada alla,” clarifying that the film is Telugu, not Kannada, and turning the moment into a light-hearted exchange.
Now, with Yeshanagula trending and drawing widespread appreciation, the focus has shifted from questioning Keerthy’s choice to celebrating her performance and the unique blend of tradition and energy she brought to the screen.


