Actress Shruti Haasan admits to have financial constraints and so, has to continue working post lockdown. However, she does admit to take care of the films she chooses and the environment before agreeing upon. “I can’t hide out and wait for the pandemic to end,” says Shruti Haasan.

“Being on set without a mask is very scary. I’m not going to lie. But we’ve to get back to work because I have financial constraints, just like anybody else,” notes Haasan, adding, “When they’re ready to shoot, I’ve to go out there as I also have shoots to complete and other professional commitments that I need to finish.” She also adds, “We make different amounts of money, but we all have bills to pay, and that is why I’ll have to get back to work”.

Despite being the daughter of actor-politician Kamal Haasan, she calls hereself an “independent woman who pays her own bills”. Before the shutdown, Haasan was working on a web series and her upcoming film, Salaar. The current situation reminds her of 2020, when the shoot of her film, Krack was stalled mid-way and could only be completed when the lockdown was lifted. The film released in January this. She also concerns that, “Being on set without a mask is very scary. I’m not going to lie. But we’ve to get back to work because I have financial constraints, just like anybody else,” notes Haasan, adding, “When they’re ready to shoot, I’ve to go out there as I also have shoots to complete and other professional commitments that I need to finish.”

“Last year, we didn’t understand what was going on, it was a very indefinite long amount of time,” she says hoping that things better and the situation gets even safer, so that she can do what she loces to do the most!