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Shriya Saran Recalls Drishyam Makers Letting Her Leave Shoots Early As A New Mother: ‘Sometimes Even Before Ajay Devgn Sir’

Since last year, one debate which has been going on in the film industry is about an eight-hour shift for actresses who are new mothers. It started after, reportedly, Deepika Padukone demanded an eight-hour shift from the makers of Spirit. While there's no confirmation about it, many actresses have shared their opinion about the same. Drishyam The Conclusion actress Shriya Saran, who is a mother…

Shriya Saran Recalls Drishyam Makers Letting Her Leave Shoots Early As A New Mother: ‘Sometimes Even Before Ajay Devgn Sir’

In an interview, Shriya Saran, the actress from Drishyam 2, recounted how the film's makers were accommodating towards her as a new mother. At the time of her participation in the second part of the movie, her daughter was just eight months old, and Shriya mentioned that the production team often sent her off the set early, sometimes even before fellow actor Ajay Devgn.

Shriya expressed her gratitude towards the makers for being understanding and kind, highlighting that her daughter's sleep time was when she had her first reading for Drishyam 2. The performance of Shriya Saran in Drishyam The Conclusion has garnered appreciation from both critics and the audience, with her climax act being particularly talked about.

The third installment of the Drishyam series has been doing well at the box office, collecting Rs. 197.50 crore net in India and Rs. 303 crore worldwide in just four days. With a budget of Rs. 110 crore, the film is already proving to be a hit and poised to become a blockbuster. Shriya Saran is also rumored to be part of a comedy film directed by Sajid Khan, which will feature a star-studded cast including Akshay Kumar, R Madhavan, and Disha Patani. However, the movie has not been officially announced yet.

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