In the world of cinema, especially Tollywood, glamour and acting talent often form the foundation of a heroine’s success. Yet, even with both qualities in place, true stardom demands one unpredictable ingredient — luck. Several actresses entering the industry with strong momentum are now discovering how crucial this factor can be.
Krithi Shetty made a spectacular debut with Uppena, a blockbuster that opened the doors to multiple major projects. However, the initial promise did not translate into sustained success, as she hasn’t delivered a hit since. Today, she finds herself with very few films in hand.
Sreeleela began her journey with Pelli SandaD, another strong debut. She quickly became one of the most sought-after actresses, signing films with stars ranging from Vaishnav Tej to Mahesh Babu. But despite her popularity and work speed, her hit percentage remains low, with more flops than successes. While she initially benefited from the sheer volume of opportunities, even her offers have slowed down, prompting her to explore possibilities in Bollywood and Kollywood.
Bhagyashri Borse, who entered Tollywood with Bachchan, possesses height, beauty, and promising acting skills. Unfortunately, her career has been overshadowed by back-to-back failures — Bachchan, Kingdom, and now Kaantha, which also seems to be heading toward a disappointing outcome. That makes three consecutive setbacks for the young actress.
Her upcoming film, Andhra King Taluka, releasing this month, is now a crucial turning point. Both Bhagyashri Borse and Ram, who is also navigating a rough patch in his career, urgently need this film to succeed. A hit could propel her forward and help her break free from the emerging “sentiment” tag that Tollywood often attaches to actresses with repeated failures. Without it, she risks being labelled as “unlucky” — a perception the industry is quick to reinforce.
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