Shruti Haasan Shares Thoughts on the Sequel
Shruti Haasan is a name that requires no introduction. The actress is now riding high on the success of her last film, Salaar: Part 1 Ceasefire, directed by prashanth neel and starring Prabhas, prithviraj Sukumaran, Sriya Reddy, Easwari Rao, Jagapathi Babu, bobby Simha, and numerous more. The actress and musician will also appear in Shaneil Deo's Dacoit: A love Story, co-starring Adivi Sesh. The film has been a topic of conversation since its announcement, and the newly released trailer has just contributed to the buzz.
Additionally, it was recently confirmed that shruti haasan would appear in Philip John's next english film, chennai Story. Pinkvilla's most recent update featured an exclusive interview with the Waltair Veerayya actor, in which she discussed her experience on the stunning Salaar sets, as well as Dacoit and chennai Story. shruti also discussed her next music project and shared some intriguing new details.
Regarding her character in Salaar, she said, "Prashanth Neel can surely answer this. And I leave it to him. For me, it was strange because I knew from the start--since I'd known the screenplay for all these years--that we'd taken a long time to film this owing to the pandemic and everything in between. I knew the film was about Salaar. Deva, it was all about it, but I felt Aadhya's character was crucial to getting things moving."
Additionally, it was recently confirmed that shruti haasan would appear in Philip John's next english film, chennai Story. Pinkvilla's most recent update featured an exclusive interview with the Waltair Veerayya actor, in which she discussed her experience on the stunning Salaar sets, as well as Dacoit and chennai Story. shruti also discussed her next music project and shared some intriguing new details.
Regarding her character in Salaar, she said, "Prashanth Neel can surely answer this. And I leave it to him. For me, it was strange because I knew from the start--since I'd known the screenplay for all these years--that we'd taken a long time to film this owing to the pandemic and everything in between. I knew the film was about Salaar. Deva, it was all about it, but I felt Aadhya's character was crucial to getting things moving."