Sreeleela experiencing freefall. Sreeleela, the promising young actress, seems to possess a keen understanding of her roles and their potential impact on her career trajectory. In the case of 'Extra Ordinary Man,' it appears she recognized the limitations of her character and, consequently, adopted a measured approach to film promotion. According to sources, her role in the film, initially portrayed as a corporate honcho, regrettably dwindled into a mere eye-candy part in the comic-caper, rendering extensive promotion seemingly futile.
This discerning approach echoes a similar decision she made regarding her previous release, 'Adhikesava,' where she chose to limit her promotional appearances due to perceived issues with scheduling. The film, unfortunately, did not live up to expectations, reinforcing Sreeleela's strategic decision to avoid overhyping projects that might not resonate with audiences.
However, amidst such choices, Sreeleela found success with 'Bhagavanth Kesari,' where her pre-release promotion proved justified as she delivered a commendable performance in a challenging role. Despite sharing the screen with Balakrishna, who garnered attention for his action and performance, Sreeleela's portrayal showcased her versatility and talent.
Endowed with both good looks and acting prowess, Sreeleela has become a sought-after actress in Tollywood, securing roles alongside industry giants like Pawan Kalyan ('Ustaad Bhagat Singh') and Mahesh Babu ('Guntur Kaaram'). As she navigates her rising trajectory, it's apparent that she is strategically positioning herself to consolidate her standing in the industry, opting for projects that align with her ambition to reach the pinnacle of stardom.