Sai Pallavi Reveals Her Newfound Passion for Beekeeping!
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Synopsis
Sai Pallavi, the talented actress of Telugu cinema, has revealed her newfound passion for beekeeping while promoting her film ‘Thandel’. During a fan interaction, she shared insights into her interests outside of acting, including her agricultural pursuits and humorous takes on personal preferences.
Key Takeaways
- Sai Pallavi is enthusiastic about beekeeping.
- She engages in various agricultural activities in her thottam.
- She humorously critiques clothing styles, favoring well-ironed garments.
- Despite being a star, she enjoys solitude and watching movies.
- She has no immediate plans to direct a film.
Chennai, Feb 6 (NationPress) Actress Sai Pallavi, known for her upcoming Telugu film ‘Thandel’ set to release tomorrow, has revealed her latest interest in beekeeping as well. During the promotional activities for Thandel, the film's team engaged fans on social media, inviting them to submit questions for the lead actors, Naga Chaitanya and Sai Pallavi.
Naga Chaitanya presented the questions from fans to Sai Pallavi. In response to a query about her interests outside of acting, Sai Pallavi mentioned, “Recently, I started beekeeping.”
She blushed while adding, “I am still not very good at it. I get stung a little but yeah, beekeeping.”
When asked if she had aspirations to direct a film in the future, the actress laughed and replied, “No.” However, Naga Chaitanya humorously countered that she had previously mentioned to him the possibility of directing someday and even casting him.
In response to another fan's inquiry about her hobbies and how she copes with challenging situations, Sai Pallavi shared, “In my free time, I enjoy being by myself. I watch movies. I can’t say I cook; I wish I could, but I usually order food. I also spend time in my thottam (garden), where I engage in various agricultural activities like picking carrots, potatoes, and passion fruit.”
Finally, when a fan asked how she preferred boys to dress, Sai Pallavi chuckled and stated, “I’m not sure, but I like their clothes to be ironed. My entire family comes to me for ironing. It’s like an automatic reflex for me; I think, ‘Your clothes aren’t ironed. I wish I could straighten them out.’”
