Sai Pallavi, who is one of the popular actors in the south Indian film industry has made her mark with films such as Fidaa, Love Story, Kali, Paava Kadhaigal, Shyam Singha Roy, and Gargi However, it was her debut film Premam directed by Alphonse Puthren that bagged her much-hyped fame. Recently, the actress opened up about her experience of working with Alphonse Puthren. When asked how the filmmaker helped her, the actor revealed she was insecure about her voice, acne, and how she looked before working on Alphonse’s ‘Premam’.
In an interview, the actress said, “I was a very insecure person. I had a lot of doubts about everything like any teenager. My voice, the way I look, my acne, all of that. But I know that when a director picks you for a film, he has so much of hope and confidence in you that ‘this girl is something’, and when the audience cheers for you…I saw them clap, and I was like ‘it is just me on screen, they are clapping for me’. It was a very surreal moment. So, I realized that people love you beyond your skin, and how you are as a person in the sense of the physical aspect… that helped me become much more confident as a person… I feel confident right now because of Alphonse.”
She also added that she doesn’t use makeup in many films, and that directors with whom she has worked never insisted on her applying makeup.
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