New Delhi:
Sai Pallavi, in an angry post shared on X, threatened to take action against people or portals spreading baseless rumors about her. Sai Pallavi’s reaction comes after a Tammy publication claimed that the actress adopted a vegetarian diet specifically for the role of Sita and even traveled with it. Team of cooks to ensure availability of vegetarian food. Sai Pallavi will play the role of Sita in Nitesh Tiwari’s Ramayana. Addressing the speculations over her changed diet, Sai Pallavi wrote on I prefer to remain silent (God knows) but now is the time for me to react as it happens constantly and especially on the releases/announcements of my films/memorable moments of my career. Doesn’t stop around!”
She signed off the post with these words, “The next time I see some “reputable” page or media/individual coming up with a fabricated dirty story in the name of news or gossip you will legally listen to me! Period!”
Most of the time, almost every time, whenever I come across baseless rumours/fabricated lies/false statements being spread with or without any purpose I prefer to remain silent (God knows) but now the time has come that I should react because this keeps happening continuously and shows no signs of stopping;… https://t.co/XXKcpyUbEC
– Sai Pallavi (@Sai_Pallavi92) 11 December 2024
Ranbir Kapoor and Sai Pallavi’s Ramayan Part 1 will release on Diwali 2026. The second part will hit the theaters during the Festival of Lights in 2027. Directed by Nitish Tiwari, the film will see Ranbir as Lord Ram, Sai Devi Sita. South star Yash as Ravana. Producer Namit Malhotra officially announced the two-part project on Instagram. Sharing a poster of Ramayana, Namit Malhotra wrote, “More than a decade ago, I embarked on a great quest to bring to the big screen this epic that has touched billions of hearts for over 5000 years. Reigned. And today, I’m thrilled to see it.” It is shaping up beautifully as our teams work tirelessly with only one aim in mind: to bring our history, our truth and our culture – the most authentic, sacred and visually stunning adaptation of our “Ramayana” – to people around the world. To present for.
