Renowned for her versatility and prowess in South cinema, Sai Pallavi has left an indelible mark with her stellar performances in Tamil, Telugu, and Malayalam films. Initially making her mark on television, she has garnered a massive fan base with her exceptional acting skills and bold choices in roles.
Known for her candid demeanour, Sai Pallavi turns 32 this year, prompting a revisit of some of her cinematic gems that you must watch:
Fidaa: In this 2017 Telugu romantic comedy directed by Sekhar Kammula, Sai Pallavi portrays Bhanumathi, a headstrong village girl engaged in a love-hate relationship with Varun, played by Varun Tej. Sai's portrayal of a village belle is enchanting, and her captivating dance sequences are not to be missed.
Gargi: This Tamil legal drama sees Sai Pallavi in the role of Gargi, a determined school teacher navigating her family's struggle amidst her father's wrongful accusation. Sai's portrayal of Gargi's unwavering resolve is compelling, making this film a must-watch.
Premam: Alphonse Puthren's 2015 Malayalam coming-of-age romance features Sai Pallavi as Malar, a college lecturer who rekindles the protagonist's love interest. Sai's performance in this iconic film remains etched in the audience's memory.
Paava Kadhaigal: An anthology drama comprising four short films directed by eminent filmmakers, including Sudha Kongara and Vetrimaaran. Sai Pallavi's contribution to this poignant exploration of complex human relationships adds depth to the narrative.
Love Story: Directed by Sekhar Kammula, this Telugu romantic drama stars Sai Pallavi as Mounika, entangled in an inter-caste relationship with Revanth, portrayed by Naga Chaitanya. Sai's portrayal of Mounika's journey is both poignant and impactful.
Shyam Singha Roy: In this period drama, Sai Pallavi mesmerizes as a temple dancer who captivates the heart of a revolutionary. Her impeccable dance skills and compelling performance elevate the film's narrative, making it a visual delight.