In the high-stakes world of film production, Hanshitha Reddy emerges as a force of unyielding determination, shattering the glass ceiling with her sharp instincts and creative fire. As a woman navigating Tollywood’s dynamic landscape, she transforms scripts into cinematic triumphs, blending artistry with business to produce stories that resonate deeply.

She storms Tollywood’s male-dominated arena as a film-production powerhouse, wielding vision like a weapon to birth bold narratives. She doesn’t just produce—she ignites revolutions, just as the film ‘Balagam’ did at the box office, turning raw passion into silver-screen legacies that echo women’s indomitable essence.

Her entrepreneurial spirit shines even brighter with the launch of ‘The Good Side Salon,’ a haven of self-care, luxury, and style. Through this venture, she empowers women to embrace their glow and redefine beauty on their own terms. Hanshitha’s journey inspires us to chase ambition fearlessly, proving that true power lies in turning passion into legacy.

A respected producer, she has always believed that films should be discussed long after audiences leave the cinema halls. She champions the idea that the more local a story is, the more global its impact becomes.

Channeling her prowess in film production into the world of beauty, Hanshitha creates a space where nature-inspired interiors—earthy tones, green accents, and flowing water features—offer calming elegance. On the occasion of the grand launch of ‘The Good Side,’ we sit down with Hanshitha Reddy for an exclusive conversation.

As the visionary founder of The Good Side, what truly sets your premium luxury salon apart from the countless others in Hyderabad’s bustling beauty scene, and how does your unique philosophy transform the way women experience their own beauty?

As the founder, I believe beauty is not created—it already exists naturally within each person. We simply bring it forward. When you embrace your real beauty, every side becomes your good side. This philosophy truly sets our salon apart from others in the city.

Being a producer who has made film production your bread and butter, how has that creative hustle shaped your vision for launching ‘The Good Side’?

Growing up in a movie family, our days always started with film discussions. We are deeply passionate about storytelling in pan-India cinema, where language barriers no longer exist. At the same time, my love for fashion and makeup has always suited my personality. Every woman wants to look her best, so I decided to launch ‘The Good Side’ as a complementary venture.

With a thriving career in film production demanding constant creative energy, how do you balance overseeing movie projects while nurturing and growing ‘The Good Side’?

For film production, I have a strong team managing stories and shoots. Fortunately, my projects have been in the story-development stage for the past four months, which has given me the time to focus on ‘The Good Side.’

If you had to capture ‘The Good Side’s essence in just three words, what would they be?

Luxury, care, and beauty.

In our fast-paced world, how do you weave self-care and beauty rituals into your daily routine, and what advice would you share with women everywhere?

Start with a basic face wash, followed by hyaluronic acid, moisturizer, and sunscreen during the day. Repeat a simple three-step routine at night. I don’t believe in 100-step regimens that aren’t feasible daily. For puffiness after late nights or events, dip your face in an ice bucket—it reduces bloating instantly.

What role does The Good Side play in empowering women in creative industries, and what advice do you have for aspiring women entrepreneurs?

Women create magic wherever they step. Chase your dreams, and success will follow. For all young entrepreneurs—just follow your dreams, and you will automatically see success.

Hanshitha Reddy, Tollywood’s fearless architect, crafts blockbusters that pulse with women’s raw power and then pivots to conquer the beauty industry with ‘The Good Side’—a salon empire where glow-ups crown queens. She doesn’t wait for permission; she claims her throne. From cinematic triumphs to beauty sanctuaries, her fire urges women everywhere to stand tall, create fiercely, and empower relentlessly.