Sreeleela’s career has been on a whirlwind as she’s featured in numerous films lately, sometimes even with releases just two weeks apart. However, despite the frenzy surrounding her and the multitude of offers, her choice of roles seems to be affecting her budding image negatively.
In the recent release “Extra Ordinary Man” alongside Nithiin, her character was disappointingly written as a typical glamorous heroine, devoid of depth. She’s often seen in roles that lack substance, revolving around mundane love tracks and dance sequences, failing to showcase her talent. This repetitive pattern contrasts sharply with the demand for roles with more meaning and depth, which many other actresses are actively seeking.
With movies like “Skanda” and “Aadikesava” contributing to her filmography’s downturn, except for her role in “Bhagavanth Kesari,” her recent portrayals haven’t garnered much praise. Her current trajectory, featuring in low-quality roles, risks tarnishing the excitement and reputation she has amassed.
While fans eagerly await her appearance in Mahesh Babu’s “Guntur Kaaram,” hoping for a redeeming role, the outcome remains uncertain. The anticipation now centers on whether Trivikram’s direction will offer Sreeleela a role that finally aligns with her potential and elevates her standing in the industry.
