Currently in hyderabad for Prashanth Neel's Salaar filming, shruti Haasan. In Salaar, prabhas portrays a new character, and shruti haasan is essential to the plot. While the film's scope is impressive, shruti haasan says she is most looking forward to working with director Prashanth Neel in an exclusive interview with IndiaToday.in. She also expresses her delight about being a part of the project.
"Sincerity be damned, the scope is fantastic, but what matters most to me is that I like Prashanth's movies. As an actor, it is incredible to take part in the creation of another world through his works. The team is also fantastic. In addition, working with prabhas is fantastic. Because it is so much fun, I don't feel like I'm going to work on sets "Tells IndiaToday.in, says Shruti.
She admits that creating a new character is difficult, but she withholds any specifics about her persona. The most challenging thing they had to accomplish as a team, though, was avoiding the pandemic while shooting. "I believe that controlling the pandemic for all of us was the hardest part. Other than that, creating a new character is always difficult, but navigating the chronology separately while avoiding COVID and working through the epidemic was the most challenging "Shruti remembers.
"Sincerity be damned, the scope is fantastic, but what matters most to me is that I like Prashanth's movies. As an actor, it is incredible to take part in the creation of another world through his works. The team is also fantastic. In addition, working with prabhas is fantastic. Because it is so much fun, I don't feel like I'm going to work on sets "Tells IndiaToday.in, says Shruti.
She admits that creating a new character is difficult, but she withholds any specifics about her persona. The most challenging thing they had to accomplish as a team, though, was avoiding the pandemic while shooting. "I believe that controlling the pandemic for all of us was the hardest part. Other than that, creating a new character is always difficult, but navigating the chronology separately while avoiding COVID and working through the epidemic was the most challenging "Shruti remembers.
