The Tollywood film industry is witnessing a resurgence of established actresses, aiming for a successful return after venturing into other language projects. Ritu Varma, known for her captivating performances in films like "Pelli Choopulu" and "Kesava," is back with a film alongside Sundeep Kishan. Nidhi Agarwal is seeking a comeback with "Hari Hara Veera Mallu" and "Rajasaab," while Anjali is undergoing an image makeover with "Gangs of Godavari."

These actresses join Trisha, who is set to star in the high-profile "Vishwambhara" with Chiranjeevi, marking a significant return to the Telugu film scene. However, the comeback trail for actresses isn't always paved with success. While some, like Shruti Haasan, have achieved a remarkable resurgence with hits like "Krack," "Veerasimha Reddy," and "Waltair Veerayya," others, including Hansika Motwani, Avika Gor, and Anu Emmanuel, have struggled to regain their past glory.

Producer Lagadapati Sridhar observes that the industry often favors younger actresses, with those over 30 facing a steeper climb. Producer Abhishek Nama attributes this to the emergence of new talent, like Rashmika Mandanna, Sreeleela, and Mrunal Thakur, who have quickly gained prominence. Director Teja, however, supports the comeback bid, highlighting the freedom actresses have to expand their horizons and hone their skills. He believes that actresses, with their ever-evolving talents and diverse experiences, can add depth and value to the industry.

The comeback journey for actresses in Tollywood presents a complex scenario, a delicate balance between established talent and the rise of new stars. While some face challenges in regaining their foothold, others, like Shruti Haasan, showcase the potential for success with careful planning and strategic choices. Ultimately, the Tollywood industry, like any creative field, remains open to talented individuals, regardless of their previous stints or age, offering opportunities for growth and success for those who possess the skills and drive to excel.