Das CH
Das CH
Krithi Shetty had a rocking start to her career with “Uppena,” capturing the audience’s attention and establishing herself as a promising talent in the Telugu film industry. However, her journey took a tough road with not many hits in her repertoire. The ups and downs of hits and flops are common for any actor or actress, but the reasons behind these failures often determine the long-term trajectory of a career. For Krithi Shetty, her career stalled due to her selection of roles, which did not always showcase her potential.
Upon examining her filmography, it’s clear that apart from her notable performance in “Bangarraju,” most of her other films featured roles that were limited. She often appeared only for the sake of songs or a few romantic scenes, raising questions about her choice of roles and the importance they held in the narrative. This pattern suggested that she wasn’t able to fully demonstrate her acting abilities, which could explain the lack of significant hits following her initial success.
This time around, Krithi Shetty seems confident as she gears up for her next film, “Manamey,” with Sharwanand, set to hit the screens on June 7th. The trailer indicates that she has taken on a more responsible role, which plays a crucial part in the plot and allows her to explore deep emotions in a mature role. This film promises to showcase her substantial talent post-“Uppena,” and fans are eagerly expecting her to make a strong comeback through “Manamey.”
