Super Star Mahesh on balancing personal and personal commitments

Mahesh Babu’s recent film, ‘Guntur Kaaram,’ initially received a mixed response from audiences but later gained traction on OTT platforms, particularly on Netflix. The film, written and directed by Trivikram Srinivas, marked his 28th film as a leading star in the industry.

Reflecting on the film’s reception, Mahesh Babu expressed his gratitude, stating, “It’s incredibly gratifying to see the film resonate with audiences despite the challenges it faced. It reaffirms the power of simplistic narrations and the overwhelming support of my fans.”

Known for his charismatic screen presence, versatility, and intense acting skills, Mahesh Babu has carved a niche for himself as one of the leading stars of Indian cinema. When asked about the evolution of his perspective on success in the film industry, he remarked, “While box office numbers are important, I now also consider the impact a film has on its audience and the creative fulfillment it provides.”

Mahesh Babu also emphasized the importance of character morality in his film choices, stating, “I believe all characters have shades of grey, so character morality can be subjective. I surrender to the characterisation once I have agreed in principle to do the film and always go by the director’s vision.”

When asked to name three projects that have significantly impacted his career, Mahesh Babu cited ‘Murari,’ ‘Pokiri,’ and ‘Srimanthudu,’ highlighting how each allowed him to explore different facets of storytelling and connect with audiences on a profound level.

Despite being known for his privacy, Mahesh Babu expressed a desire to share his authentic self with fans, acknowledging the challenges of balancing work and privacy in the public eye.

Looking ahead, Mahesh Babu is set to collaborate with SS Rajamouli for an upcoming film, with pre-production progressing well. Fans can expect another captivating performance from this talented actor, whose notable films include ‘Murari,’ ‘Okkadu,’ ‘Athadu,’ ‘Pokiri,’ ‘Dookudu,’ ‘Srimanthudu,’ ‘Bharat Ane Nenu,’ and ‘Sarileru Neekevvaru.’