You cannot choose your family, but you can choose your friends, and that is why friends are called the chosen family. On the first Sunday of August, we celebrate the purest of all bonds — friendship. Ahead of Friendship Day, here’s taking a look at few of Tollywood BFFs who truly give us #FriendshipGoals.

Akhil Akkineni and Priyadarshi in Mr. Majnu, as Vicky and Chitti, are the coolest set of BFFs ever. When one of them lies, the other suffers an injury. Coincidence? Well, we’d like to believe that they are ‘soulmates’.

Siddharth and Shruti Haasan, as Killer and Faltoos in Oh My Friend, are too real to be in a fiction film. For the first time, the Telugu movie tries to prove a fact that is often dismissed by everyone — a boy and girl can be only friends. And it’s time for the world to accept it too.

Allu Sirish and Bharath, as Avi and Balu in ABCD – American Born Confused Desi, are the most relatable BFFs in T-town. They do stupid things and encourage each other in doing stupider things. They stand by each other, fall together and help each other stand up once again.

Nagarjuna and Nani, as Deva and Das in Devadas, are an interesting pair. Two polar opposite people find solace in each other. They fight, abuse and curse each other but at the end of the day, they have each other’s back, for real.

Naga Chaitanya and Vennela Kishore, as Chaitanya and Chary in Sailaja Reddy Alludu, aren’t really best friends. They share an employer-employee relationship. But they stand with each other through all times and help each other get whatever they want. It’s thick!

Nani and Srinivas Avasarla, as Mahesh and Anand in Ashta Chamma, did not plan to be best friends. They stayed with each other purely for selfish reasons. But a few secrets and the timing of life-events, brought them closer to each other.

Who is your favourite on-screen BFF? Let us know in the comments below. For more entertainment, watch more such films on ZEE5.