Did Sai Pallavi turn vegetarian for 'Ramayana'? Actor breaks silence
What's the story
Sai Pallavi, who recently impressed audiences with her performance in Amaran, is set to make her Bollywood debut in Nitesh Tiwari's highly-awaited Ramayana as Sita, opposite Ranbir Kapoor's Ram.
While details about her preparation remain under wraps, reports claimed she gave up non-vegetarian food during the shoot.
However, Pallavi has expressed displeasure over these claims, addressing the issue in a recent statement.
Statement
'Next time I see crappy-story...you'll hear from me legally': Pallavi
On Wednesday, Pallavi addressed the rumors through a long note.
She wrote on X/Twitter: "Most of the times, Almost every-time, I choose to stay silent whenever I see baseless rumours...but it's high-time that I react; especially around the time of my films' releases."
"Next time I see any 'reputed' page or media/individual carrying a cooked-up crappy story...then you will hear from me legally!"
Twitter Post
Read Pallavi's full post here
Most of the times, Almost every-time, I choose to stay silent whenever I see baseless rumours/ fabricated lies/ incorrect statements being spread with or without motives(God knows) but it’s high-time that I react as it keeps happening consistently and doesn’t seem to cease;… https://t.co/XXKcpyUbEC
— Sai Pallavi (@Sai_Pallavi92) December 11, 2024
Claims
Claims: Pallavi traveled with a team of cooks during shoots
A Tamil daily published a blind item claiming Pallavi gave up non-vegetarian food for her role as Sita.
The report also alleged she travels with a personal team of cooks who prepare only vegetarian meals for her during shoots.
However, Pallavi has always been a vegetarian.
In a previous interview, she said, "I am forever a vegetarian. I can't see when a life dies."
Upcoming project
Meanwhile, know more about 'Ramayana'
Meanwhile, Tiwari's Ramayana is creating buzz as several actors, including Sunny Deol, Kapoor, KGF star Yash, and Ravi Dubey, are set to star in the epic.
The film will be released in two parts, with Ramayana Part 1 slated for a Diwali 2026 release, followed by the second part arriving during the Festival of Lights in 2027, making it a much-anticipated cinematic event.