Sai Pallavi

When I am in India, I feel pampered. However, when I am In Georgia, I am on my own, as I have to cook and do things all by myself. However, that gives me an independent feeling.

I meditate. I need that time to stay true to who I am.

Working with Suriya is like a dream-come-true moment for me. I've been following Suriya's films right from my childhood.

People in my family don't watch films that much.

Since my childhood, I used to tell my parents to keep a tab on their health as if I was a doctor. Now I am officially one, and I hope my parents will finally take me seriously!

All my directors helped build my confidence.

When I read the script of 'Karu,' there was a spark within, and I instantly connected with the story. I was emotionally attached to the story. After we finished shooting, I was so attached to the kid who played my daughter, I wanted to adopt her. That's how strong my emotional attachment was with the role and the story.

I drank tea for the first time during the shoot of 'Premam.'

Now I know that however big a film, you have every right over how you want to be seen on screen.

If your director knows what he wants on screen, it makes things easier.

When I choose a script, I ensure that I get to contribute to the film in some way and, in turn, grow as an actor in the process.

When I work, I enjoy myself and feel happy.