Keerthy Suresh Opens Up About Her Childhood and Film Career

The film industry is ever-evolving, and adapting to changing circumstances is inevitable. Especially for actresses, transformations in appearance and roles are often necessary to stay in the limelight. A similar discussion is now surrounding Keerthy Suresh, with netizens commenting that changes in her after marriage are quite natural.

In a recent interview, Keerthy shared some interesting insights about her childhood and cinematic journey.

Recalling her mischievous younger days, she said, “I was a very naughty child. I had this strange habit of putting coins in my mouth, and I even ended up swallowing coins twice! It took me a long time to get rid of that habit. Another thing I used to do was lock people inside their rooms whenever they scolded me. I did this to my mother several times, making her cry. Even now, when I get angry, I feel like doing the same. I guess that habit is never going away!”

Talking about her career, Keerthy emphasized how one film changed everything for her. “If there’s one movie that completely transformed my life, it has to be ‘Mahanati’,” she shared.

Her candid revelations have sparked interest among fans, giving them a glimpse into her playful childhood and her deep connection with cinema!