Tridha Choudhury wants to work with Ranveer Singh in Shiva Trilogy
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Actress Tridha Choudhury has revealed that Ranveer Singh is the one Bollywood star she would most love to share the screen with — and she already has the perfect project in mind. The 'Aashram' actress expressed her dream of being part of a cinematic adaptation of the Shiva Trilogy by author Amish Tripathi, the rights to which Ranveer has reportedly acquired.
The Dream Collaboration
“I recently heard that Ranveer Singh has acquired the rights to the Shiva Trilogy by Amish Tripathi. I would absolutely love to work with Ranveer Singh because I am a huge fan of both Lord Shiva and Ranveer himself. I have read the Shiva Trilogy, and being a part of a mythological film like that would be a dream for me,” the 'Bandish Bandits' actress said.
Tridha was responding to a question about what kind of role would excite her most if she were offered a large-scale historical or mythological film. Her answer was immediate and specific — the Shiva Trilogy universe, with Ranveer at the helm.
Critical Acclaim Over Glamour
The actress also opened up about her acting philosophy, making clear that she prioritises performance over appearance. “For me, critical acclaim matters more than glamour because no matter how glamorous you look, if you fail to justify your character, the performance ultimately falls flat,” she explained.
This outlook, she suggested, shapes how she approaches every role — including her recent work in the Sanjay Dutt-fronted drama 'Aakhri Sawal', where she played a crucial part.
On 'Aakhri Sawal' and Its Social Message
Tridha described 'Aakhri Sawal' as more than a conventional entertainer. “It carries a strong social message. A lot has happened in history that people often try to bury or avoid discussing,” she noted, adding that her responsibility was to portray her character honestly.
The film has drawn divided reactions, with some viewers labelling it propaganda and suggesting it attempts to rehabilitate the image of organisations such as the RSS. Tridha acknowledged the controversy without dismissing it. “Whenever a film is made around any ideology, organisation, or belief system, people will naturally have divided opinions because everyone’s ideology is different,” she said.
What's Next for Tridha
With 'Aakhri Sawal' already generating conversation and her sights set on mythological cinema, Tridha Choudhury appears to be deliberately seeking out roles with substance and scale. Whether the Shiva Trilogy adaptation moves forward — and whether it finds a place for her — remains to be seen, but her ambition is unmistakable.