Sameera Reddy She is back in the limelight with ‘Aakhri Sawal’, marking a significant moment after appearing in ‘Naam’. As he promotes the political drama, the actor got candid about the ongoing talks surrounding ‘Dhurandhar’, while also reflecting on his own experience. Sanjay Dutt and choosing a story that leans toward discussion and debate.After watching ‘Dhurandhar’ and its sequel ‘Dhurandhar: The Revenge’, Sameera didn’t hold back in appreciating the craftsmanship. In particular, he praised Sanjay Dutt’s performance, calling it “unbelievable”. Addressing the ongoing controversies surrounding the film, he shared with NDTV, “I think it’s a well-made film. Sanju did a great job. I always say it takes two hands to applaud. If you look at the numbers, if the audience has watched the film over and over again, your answer is there.“However, he decided not to delve into the political conversations around him. “My opinion about the film is personal. It’s something I don’t want to get into. I would say it’s a well-made film and the audience has spoken,” he added.‘Aakhri Sawal’ aims to question, not walk awayDirected by Abhijeet Warang, ‘Aakhri Sawal’ explores issues related to the origins of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh. Sameera revealed that her decision to embark on the project was driven more by her intention to provoke thought than to push a narrative.“I don’t think films need controversy to work. I felt like I didn’t have the right knowledge about a lot of things. The good thing is, this film makes everyone question it. This film doesn’t take sides,” he shared, highlighting the film’s neutral stance.He also added, “People get really fired up about these conversations. It’s one thing to be upset about it. But the smart thing to do would be to get more information and ask the right questions.” In the film, Sameera essays a leftist character who questions the views within the narrative.
Sameera Reddy’s reunion with Sanjay Dutt after ‘Musafir’
Reuniting with Sanjay Dutt after the 2004 film ‘Musafir’, Sameera described the experience as warm and nostalgic. “Sanju is doing very well. I feel very proud because he is doing a tremendous job right now. To know someone for so many years and to meet them again on set is the sweetest thing,” he said.Sharing lighter moments, she added: “We literally laughed, we got nostalgic. We met like old friends after a long time and discussed it with our children too. I really respect him. Working with him and his production was something I really wanted to be a part of.”
Sameera Reddy comeback or continuation?
While many are calling ‘Aakhri Sawal’ her comeback project, Sameera has a different vision. “People can say what they want. I don’t take it wrong because it’s their perception. In my mind, I’ve realized that being in front of the public has many layers, and films are just one of them,” he said. He ended by clarifying: “If people want to think I’m coming back, I don’t care. I’ve never left. But yeah, I took a break for sure.“Starring Namashi Chakraborty, Nitu Chandra and Amit Sadh alongside Sanjay Dutt and Sameera Reddy, ‘Aakhri Sawal’ will hit the theaters on May 15.
