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Keerthy's tribute to 'Mahanati'
Malayalam actress Keerthy Suresh made her mark in T-town with ‘Mahanati’. On May 9, Keerthy recalled the day since ‘Mahanati’ was release on the same date last year. The film altered the trajectory of the diva’s career.
Malayalam actress Keerthy Suresh made her mark in T-town with 'Mahanati'. On May 9, Keerthy recalled the day since 'Mahanati' was release on the same date last year. The film altered the trajectory of the diva's career.
So, an emotional Keerthy took to twitter and wrote an elaborate note to the entire team of 'Mahanati. She did not forget anyone and spoke emotionally about the director and producers.
Last but not least, she paid a fitting tribute to the legendary Savitri , a role she portrayed on screen. `Mahanati' was directed by Nag Ashwin. In her tweet, Keerthy posted "Thank you #Mahanati#1yearofMahanati @nagashwin7 @SwapnaCinema #priyanka@Samanthaprabhu2 @TheDeverakonda @dulQuer@dancinemaniac @MickeyJMeyer @styledbyindpat.
Despite doing some lover girl roles in films like 'Nenu Sailaja' and 'Nenu Local', Keerthy showcased traces of her acting brilliance in the role of legendary Savitri. She gained more respect in the industry and has now become an actress, who is sought-after for performance-centric roles.
