South cinema actor Allu Arjun was honored by the Mayor of New York, Eric Adams as he represented India as the Grand Marshall in the annual Indian day parade.
Taking to Twitter, the ‘Pushpa’ actor shared a post, which he captioned, “It was a pleasure meeting the Mayor of New York City. Very Sportive Gentleman. Thank You for the Honours Mr Eric Adams. Thaggede Le!”
The first post is a group picture, in which Allu could be seen sharing a happy moment with the mayor of New York, as he holds the certificate of recognition.
In another picture, the ‘Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo’ actor can be seen striking his ‘Pushpa: The Rise’ signature pose along with Eric Adams.
Arjun’s film ‘Pushpa: The Rise – Part 1’ was a box officer superhit, and earned ₹300 crore worldwide. The Telugu actor represented India at one of the most well-known annual events organized by the Indian diaspora in the US – the India Day parade.
Allu was joined by his wife Sneha Reddy at the parade, where the actor was honored with the title of grand marshal. Sharing a video of himself waving the national flag at the parade, Allu wrote on Instagram Stories, “It was an honor being the grand marshal at the India Day parade in New York.”
