Pallavi Gowda’s association with Telugu television

Pallavi Gowda Photo Credit: Special Arrangement

Television actor Pallavi Gowda is a man of versatility. “I love being Arundhati and Mithun,” she says, referring to her roles in two Telugu serials. Nindu Nurela Savasam And Yewandoi Smt Garu Airing on Zee Telugu and Gemini respectively. She says, “I like acting in both these serials because I get a chance to play different characters in them.”

reel mother

still’Nindu Nurela Savasam’
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Arundhati alias Aru in nindu noorela…is the ‘soul’ of the family. Pallavi plays the role of an ideal daughter-in-law who will do anything to keep her family safe and happy. But when she dies and reaches Yamalok, she takes help from Chitragupta to save her family.

Pallavi is overwhelmed with the response she has received on playing the role of guardian angel for her reel son. “The audience connects with my character. Some people who have lost their mothers have told me that they feel as if their mother is watching over them like an angel, and they treasure those moments. This spiritual role in this 400+ episode daily serial recently won two awards at the Zee Kutumbam Awards 2024.

In Yewandoi…His character Mithuna raises his sister’s son like his own son, which has some adverse consequences. She falls in love with Gautam and both live together as husband and wife only to manage the expenses.

sharing a bond

still’Nindu Nurela Savasam’
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Born and brought up in Bengaluru, Kannadiga Pallavi made her mark in Telugu television in 2014. Pasupu Kumkuma, remake of kannada serial chi sovitriApart from films and web series, the last decade also saw him working in Kannada and Malayalam. “I feel blessed to have received such a warm and positive response,” says Pallavi, reflecting on her progress in television and her relationships with colleagues. “I never thought I would work outside Karnataka. I came to a new place (Hyderabad) and worked with strangers who have now become best friends; They are like an extended family now.”

hobby of cooking

Interest in versatile roles. Photo Credit: Special Arrangement

When not shooting, Pallavi likes to relax or cook new recipes with her best friend Nisha Lokhande in Bengaluru. “I love to cook,” she declares. Pallavi’s culinary journey began during her school years. Having grown up in a joint family, she saw her mother Pinnis (Aunty) writes recipes for cookery shows on television and serves delicious dishes to the family members. “Eating restaurant dishes like chicken fried rice or cauliflower Manchurian on a Sunday feels like a celebration, a food celebration.” while coconut Barfi This was the first dish she prepared, her culinary explorations included some humorous moments, including one with her babayi (Uncle. He saw the cracks ragi accompaniment He had made it and asked if it had been struck by lightning!

Pallavi is a multilingual; She can speak Kannada, Telugu, English, Hindi, Tamil and Malayalam. Waiting for the release of my much awaited Kannada film Brahma Raksha (“I worked for this in 2022, I don’t know why it’s getting delayed”), says Pallavi, “Acting is both my passion and profession. Be it television or films, I want to play roles that are indelible Leave a mark and entertain my fans.”