Krithi Shetty signs a Female Centric flick with Konidela?
Krithi Shetty has captivated the hearts of moviegoers with her magnificent portrayal in the romantic film Uppena, directed by Buchi Babu Sana, in which she co-starred with Vaisshav Tej, megastar Chiranjeevi's nephew and Sai Dharam Tej's younger brother. Krithi Shetty has been cast in a forthcoming women-centric flick produced by megastar Chiranjeevi's daughter Sushmita Konidela, as per the latest reports. Krithi Shetty's next project is still awaiting a direct announcement.
She is one of the film industry's younger beauties who has amassed a large fan base after only a few films. She is allegedly now prepared for a fascinating experiment. Because it is difficult to shoulder the duty of the films on one's shoulders at such a young age, several heroines have undertaken women-centric films after distinguishing themselves as star heroines.
Krithi, on the other hand, appears to be open to such an experiment. More information on her female-centric movie will be released soon. Lately, Krithi Shetty was seen in shyam singha roy as one of the female leads, alongside nani in a dual character, and sai pallavi as being one of the leading ladies. Krithi Shetty scored a good character and she got praises despite Sai Pallavi's strong characterization.
She is one of the film industry's younger beauties who has amassed a large fan base after only a few films. She is allegedly now prepared for a fascinating experiment. Because it is difficult to shoulder the duty of the films on one's shoulders at such a young age, several heroines have undertaken women-centric films after distinguishing themselves as star heroines.
Krithi, on the other hand, appears to be open to such an experiment. More information on her female-centric movie will be released soon. Lately, Krithi Shetty was seen in shyam singha roy as one of the female leads, alongside nani in a dual character, and sai pallavi as being one of the leading ladies. Krithi Shetty scored a good character and she got praises despite Sai Pallavi's strong characterization.