Seerat Kapoor on her growth

Seerat Kapoor on her growth. Seerat Kapoor is celebrating her decade-long journey in the film industry, starting with her debut in Vivek Agnihotri's Zid in 2014. From the onset, her career has been a testament to organic growth and personal fulfillment.

Reflecting on her success, Seerat attributes it to her discerning choice of scripts that align with her personality. With a background in the arts, including theatre, ballet, funky pop, and street jazz, she leveraged her artistic sensibilities to select roles that showcase her potential and establish her credibility as an actor.

Having made Hyderabad her home since her debut Telugu film, Run Raja Run, in 2014, Seerat cherishes the city's warm response and feels at ease being an integral part of Tollywood.

According to Seerat, her success is not solely based on her looks; rather, it's her noteworthy performances and a clinical approach to acting that have spoken volumes. Grateful for the opportunity to be a part of significant projects and gain recognition, she acknowledges her luck in securing happening roles.

Currently immersed in the shooting of Aakasam Dati Vasthava, a musical love story, Seerat has also signed up for another project under director Shravan. Described as a psychological thriller and produced by Malkapuram Sivakumar, the film boasts a stellar cast including JD Chakravarthy and Naresh Agastya. Seerat's involvement in the film came about after the makers witnessed her earlier performances. Impressed with her suitability for the role, she underwent a look test and a photoshoot in character costumes.

Detailing her experience with the psychological thriller genre, Seerat, who previously appeared in Raju Gari Gadhi 2, expressed her excitement about this new venture. Playing a character facing life's hardships, she brings optimism to the role, allowing for spontaneity and improvisation on set to enhance the narrative and her character arc. Seerat attributes her success in this project to the well-written role that provided ample room for creative exploration.