Making her screen debut at 15 years old and turning into a star in the south film industry before discovering space in Hindi film which arranged Tamannaah Bhatia about the whimsical idea of notoriety.
Brought up in Mumbai, the entertainer made her presentation with the 2005 Telugu film Sri, trailed by her Tamil film Kedi. She made progress two years after the fact, with Happy Days and Kalloori.
"I grew up truly quick. I was an arranged and developed individual at that age. I had a solid will to be an entertainer, I set out to turn into an on-screen character, wound up being a courageous woman. I've understood fame is past you, it isn't something you can control. With the sort of incredibly steadfast fans I have from the south, I feel fortunate," she told PTI.
"It gives me a major rude awakening that our lives are particularly Friday-to-Friday, everything changes with it. Some Fridays are great, some not. Yet, the entire thought is to go to another Friday."
The on-screen character kept on highlighting in hit movies like Ayan, Paiyaa, Siruthai, 100% Love and the blockbuster establishment Baahubali however at the danger of being stereotyped as the bubbly young lady nearby.
"I have had substantial jobs even in the alleged male-driven movies, where a young lady should come, go around the trees and leave. A portion of my noteworthy movies is those, where I had tune and move yet, in addition, an extremely solid part to play.
"In the event that you have a more grounded part in a business film, it has a more extensive reach. Baahubali was a war film and to get such a great amount of room in a film like that was gigantic. That is more significant for me than doing as such called courageous woman driven movies," she includes.
At her pinnacle, the 29-year-old on-screen character turned towards Bollywood with movies like Himmatwala, Entertainment and Humshakals. Every one of the three shelled in the cinema world.
"Hypothetically, they were the hugest movies for that time. Be that as it may, they were bad movies. They didn't do well for genuine reasons. From that point, I just attempted to do films which were energizing to me. I didn't attempt to complete a Hindi film since I needed to complete one."
The on-screen character says now her undertaking is to challenge herself with activities and characters she has not done previously, for example, her most recent, Hindi spine chiller Khamoshi, in which she plays a hard of hearing and quiet young lady.
"These jobs are a characteristic movement of my identity. Prior, I had a specific perspective on film to what I was presented to. Presently, I am presented to film from all around the globe and have been an entertainer for these numerous years. I feel there's quite a lot more to do."
