Shruti Haasan broke silence: I used to consider me in the industry, lost myself in every relationship

Shruti Haasan, who has made her own identity in the field of acting, recently appeared in Filmfare’s YouTube show in the Ring with Filmfare. In this show, he openly interacted with editor Jitesh Pillai, in which he shared untouched aspects of his life.

From ‘Analaki’ tag to initial rejection of career

Shruti told that when he started in the Telugu film industry, he was considered ‘abusive’. He said, “My first two films did not work and there was only one hero in it, but people just assumed that we don’t want this girl ‘.”

Family struggle and reality of ‘privilege’

When asked if he was privileged in childhood, he clearly said, “No. My parents’ separation from Chennai to Mumbai and economic challenges brought me to the ground soon. We did not live in any palace.”

Relationships that became lessons

Shruti admitted that she gets involved in relationships very quickly and is completely dedicated. “I try heartily every time. People ask ‘now which boyfriend?’ … is the number for them, failure for me.”

Learning and pressure from Kamal Haasan

He said about his father Kamal Haasan, “He never let me be afraid of his films, but working with him is even more challenging as a daughter. He always remembers one thing – ‘No Pain, No Gain’.”

Talk honestly on mental health

Shruti told that he has anxiety disorder and he resorted to Talk Therapy instead of medicines. “I have created my own healing toolkit. I like to handle my panic attach on myself.”

Experience to work with Rajinikanth

Shruti told that it was amazing to work with Rajinikanth. “He is a very comfortable, gentle and sharp person. It is difficult to understand him. Perhaps this is his specialty.”

Remembering Sridevi

He said about Sridevi, “She had childhood innocence which remained till the end. She was like a queen on the set, calm but powerful.”

Hollywood experience: Debut in The Eye

Regarding her Hollywood debut The Eye, Shruti said that the experience there was different. “He was a women-long team and real Sisterhood felt there. Was working with a female director and challenging.”

Shruti Haasan made it clear that she is not just a StarKid, but is a fighting artist in every battle of her life. Their honesty, self -approved and continuously becoming better makes them different from the rest of the actresses.