Krithi Shetty, a rising star in the Telugu film industry, has faced a series of setbacks in her recent career trajectory. Despite initial successes like Uppena, several of her subsequent projects, including The Warriorr, Macherla Niyojakavargam, Aa Ammayi Gurinchi Meeku Cheppali, and Manamey, have underperformed at the box office. These disappointments have undoubtedly been challenging for the young actress.
However, Shetty remains undeterred. In a recent interview, she addressed rumors that she had turned down a film with the legendary Megastar Chiranjeevi. She clarified that these reports were unfounded, expressing her admiration for the actor and emphasizing that she would never refuse such an opportunity.
Currently, Shetty is gearing up for the release of her Malayalam film, “Ajayante Randam Moshanam” (ARM). She is particularly excited about the film’s unique narrative structure, which spans three generations and showcases the evolution of its characters. This role represents a departure from her previous portrayals, requiring her to adopt a more authentic and raw approach.
Reflecting on her journey in the film industry, Shetty acknowledged the hard work and dedication of the entire crew involved in her projects. She expressed gratitude for the collaborative effort that goes into filmmaking and emphasized the valuable lessons she has learned from both successes and failures.
As Shetty continues to navigate her career, she remains committed to taking on diverse roles that challenge her as an actress. Despite the recent setbacks, her talent, determination, and positive outlook make her a promising figure in the Telugu film industry. Fans eagerly anticipate her upcoming performances, hoping to witness her continued growth and success.
