Actress Payal Rajput, known for her stellar performances in RX100, RDX Love, and Mangalvaaram, has raised concerns about nepotism and favoritism in the film industry. Meanwhile, she is working on exciting new projects in Telugu and Tamil cinema.
Payal Rajput on Struggles in the Film Industry
Payal Rajput took to social media platform X on Tuesday to share her thoughts on the challenges faced by self-made actors in the film industry. She wrote, “Being an actor is one of the toughest careers out there. Each day starts with the weight of uncertainty, as I step into a world where nepotism and favoritism often overshadow talent.”
The actress expressed how she sometimes questions whether her hard work and dedication will be recognized in an industry where opportunities often go to those with famous last names or strong industry connections. She added the hashtag #Struggleisreal, emphasizing the harsh realities of the industry.
Payal Rajput’s Upcoming Films
Despite the challenges, Payal Rajput has an exciting lineup of projects. She is currently working on the Telugu film ‘VenkataLachimi’, directed by Muni. The film is set for a multilingual release in Telugu, Tamil, and Hindi. She had announced in January that she would begin shooting in February.
In Tamil cinema, she is starring opposite Legend Saravanan in a high-budget film directed by acclaimed filmmaker R S Durai Senthilkumar, known for hits like Kakki Sattai, Kodi, and Garudan.
High-Profile Tamil Film in the Making
The yet-to-be-titled Tamil film also features Shaam and Andrea in pivotal roles. The first phase of shooting was completed in Chennai, while the second phase took place in Panikka Nadar Kudiyiruppu, Thoothukudi, Legend Saravanan’s hometown.
The film is said to be a thrilling action-packed drama based on real events, promising to keep audiences engaged. The technical crew includes:
- Music: Gibran
- Cinematography: S. Venkatesh
- Editing: Pradeep
- Art Direction: Durairaj
- Executive Producer: Ambikapathi
With Payal Rajput balancing multiple ambitious projects while speaking out on industry challenges, she continues to be a force to reckon with in Indian cinema.
