Sai Pallavi, who is now enjoying the success of her film Virata Parvam opposite Rana Daggubati, recently recounted a humorous story from her youth. The actress claimed that once her parents learned about a love letter she had written to a boy at school, she was beaten by her parents. Her openness is capturing people’s attention online, and she also recalls how similar we all were in school.
When asked if she had ever risked her life to send a letter to Rana Daggubati in real life, Sai Pallavi replied that she had portrayed the role of Vennela in the movie Virata Parvam. She mentioned the amusing occurrence that occurred when she was a teenager and stated, “In this movie, I wrote them according to the director’s instructions.” But in reality, I only ever wrote one letter. In my early years, I wrote a boy a letter. Maybe when I was in the seventh grade. I was found out. My parents beat me up a lot and severely.
On June 17, Virata Parvam was launched in theatres to tepid reviews from viewers. Currently, Netflix is streaming the movie. Comrade Ravanna, a revolutionary writer known by the pen name Aranya, was portrayed by actor Rana Daggubati, while his admirer Vennela was portrayed by Sai Pallavi. The film, which was directed by Venu Udugula, will discuss an epic love story set against the backdrop of the Naxalite Movement in the Telangana region.
Sai Pallavi is now preparing for her upcoming film, Gargi. The movie is being presented by the Kollywood duo Suriya and Jyotika through 2D Entertainments. The film is being produced by Thomas George, Aishwarya Lekshmi, Ravichandran Ramachandran, and Gautham Ramachandran.
