Krithi Shetty, who made her grand entry as a heroine in Tollywood with the movie ‘Uppena’, received a blockbuster success with her first film. Krithi, who became a crazy heroine with just one film, got a series of offers.
But there are as many flops as there are hits in her career. Krithi, who seemed to be in full form with hat-trick wins at first, fell behind again in the race with hat-trick flops.
After ‘Uppena’, Krithi’s films ‘Shyam Singharai’ and ‘Bangarraju’ were successful at the box office. With this, she garnered an image of a lucky heroine. But after that Krithi Shetty got a line of flops with films like “The Warrior”, and “Macharla Niyojakavargam”.
The recently released film ‘Aa Ammayi Gurinchi Meeku Cheppali’ is also included in the same list. Krithi Shetty played a double role in this film for the first time. Even though the character had scope for acting, the story failed to impress the audience and remained a flop.
But after receiving a hat-trick of flops, it seems that Krithi has decided to take corrective measures to get her career on track. Now she is entering Kollywood with the movie ‘Achaludu’ in the combination of Surya and Bala. Krithi is also acting in a Telugu-Tamil bilingual film with Naga Chaitanya. After ‘Bangarraju’ these two pair up once again.
Krithi Shetty is hoping to get success with these two movies and get back in form. Along with Telugu and Tamil, she is debuting in the Malayalam industry also.
She is acting opposite the Malayalam young star hero Tovino Thomas, the film is titled “AjayanteRandamMoshanam” and the shoot of the film officially started today. Jomon T John is the cinematographer and it is produced by UGM + Magic Frames banners.
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