An exclusive interview with shriya saran, who captivated audiences beyond national boundaries and linguistic barriers, was conducted in Mumbai. Her most recent film, Dhrishyam 2, has received overwhelmingly positive reviews. Shriya gave her thoughts on South Asian cinema and the actors she had worked with. She discussed the people with whom she would most like to share a screen. Shriya talked about her role as ram Charan's mother in RRR. She was obviously unaware of her involvement when rajamouli first approached her. These are the interview snippets.
"I had no idea that I would be playing ram Charan's mother. Thank God, Tarak's mother isn't me. Because I had previously attempted to record a sensual song with him," the gorgeous and gifted shriya saran explained when questioned about her part in RRR. Shriya defended her performance, noting that as she dies in the movie before Charan appears, technically she didn't play Charan's mother either.
Shriya mentioned how the renowned ANR influenced her while they were filming Manam. Shriya claimed that when he returned to the sets after receiving a cancer diagnosis, everyone there paid him a lot of attention. Shriya claimed that ANR's statements at the time had really affected her and had been with her ever since. ANR reportedly stated that he would rather to pass away while filming on a set than in a dull hospital, she said. These comments, according to Shriya, continue to inspire her.
"I had no idea that I would be playing ram Charan's mother. Thank God, Tarak's mother isn't me. Because I had previously attempted to record a sensual song with him," the gorgeous and gifted shriya saran explained when questioned about her part in RRR. Shriya defended her performance, noting that as she dies in the movie before Charan appears, technically she didn't play Charan's mother either.
Shriya mentioned how the renowned ANR influenced her while they were filming Manam. Shriya claimed that when he returned to the sets after receiving a cancer diagnosis, everyone there paid him a lot of attention. Shriya claimed that ANR's statements at the time had really affected her and had been with her ever since. ANR reportedly stated that he would rather to pass away while filming on a set than in a dull hospital, she said. These comments, according to Shriya, continue to inspire her.
