Aishwarya Sharma Ready to Captivate Audiences with "Drinker Sai"
Aishwarya Sharma is poised to make a striking debut in Telugu cinema with "Drinker Sai," a film that promises a raw and intense portrayal of love and struggle. Starring alongside Dharma, Aishwarya takes on the challenging role of Baghi, a young woman navigating the complexities of life and love in the midst of chaos. Produced by Everest Cinemass and Smart Screen Entertainments, this Kiran Tirumalasetty directorial is inspired by true events and is set to hit theaters on the 27th of this month.
In a recent interview, Aishwarya shared her excitement about the film and her multifaceted character:
"I was immediately drawn to the strength and complexity of Baghi when I first heard the story," she revealed. "It's a role that demands authenticity and vulnerability, and I felt a deep responsibility to portray her truthfully." Aishwarya's dedication to the character led her to audition with intense scenes, ultimately securing her the role. She expressed confidence that audiences will resonate with Baghi's journey.
Aishwarya, who hails from Jammu, also spoke about her journey into acting, influenced by her father's passion for stage performance. "I've always been drawn to the arts, initially dreaming of becoming a dancer and singer," she shared. "Acting was a natural progression, and after completing my 12th grade, I moved to Mumbai to pursue my dreams." "Drinker Sai" marks her debut as a leading lady, a significant leap after appearing in a few advertisements.
While the language posed a challenge initially, Aishwarya embraced the experience on set. "Working with Dharma was wonderful," she remarked. "He's a supportive and kind co-star, a stark contrast to his intense character in the film." She praised his performance and the beautiful love story woven into the narrative, hinting at deeper messages that will unfold on screen.
Describing Baghi, Aishwarya highlighted her multi-dimensional personality: "She appears innocent, but possesses a strong will, a rebellious spirit, and a fierce determination." She assures audiences that Baghi will defy typical heroine tropes, offering a refreshing and relatable portrayal of a young woman.
Aishwarya also lauded the film's music, composed by Sri Vasanth, particularly the emotionally resonant sad song. She differentiated "Drinker Sai" from films like "Arjun Reddy," emphasizing the mass appeal and grounded portrayal of the protagonist.
Reflecting on her experience with director Kiran Tirumalasetty, Aishwarya described him as a fun-loving and supportive figure who fostered a positive atmosphere on set. "He believed in my ability to bring Baghi to life," she shared.
Aishwarya expressed her admiration for South Indian cinema, praising its meaningful narratives and natural filmmaking style. "I'm thrilled to be a part of this industry," she enthused.
With her passion for acting and dedication to her craft, Aishwarya Sharma is set to make a memorable impact with "Drinker Sai," offering a nuanced portrayal of a woman who defies expectations and embraces her true self.
