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Last Updated: November 08, 2024, 14:20 IST
Sai Pallavi Reflects on Overcoming the Setback of Her First Flop Film
Sai Pallavi recently starred in the film Amaran, alongside Sivakarthikeyan.
After nearly ten years in the industry, Sai Pallavi has established herself as a prominent figure in South Indian cinema. Currently enjoying the positive reception of Amaran, she took the time to discuss the challenges she faced following her first unsuccessful film in a recent interview.
In a dialogue with Pinkvilla, Pallavi shared insights about her initial flop, expressing her feelings about the impact it had on her career. She acknowledged the pressure she felt not to disappoint her audience but was relieved by their supportive nature. “You wouldn’t want to disappoint the audience, and sometimes you feel that, oh, will this love go away if I do something wrong? So, it’s that kind of a fear that you have, but the audience is very forgiving,” she reflected.
Pallavi emphasized the kindness of the audience, explaining that their appreciation for her work often outweighs the setbacks. “Every time you come with something good and believe that it is good, they actually receive it that way. They wipe the slate clean and then they love your work for what it is. So, that gives a lot of confidence,” she noted, adding that a tough experience should be met with self-compassion and a thoughtful approach to future selections.
In Amaran, Pallavi portrays the character Indhu Rebecca Varghese, a role inspired by the life of the late Major Mukund Varadarajan. Following this project, she is set to appear alongside Naga Chaitanya in Thandel and will make her Bollywood debut with Ranbir Kapoor in the highly anticipated film Ramayan, directed by Nitesh Tiwari, slated for release in 2026.
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