Popular anchor Colors Swathi, who enjoys that phenomenal following among Telugu audiences, has now took a new route of acting in select films. With her "Tripura" likely to release soon, the actress revealed her stint with sarees.
Swathi says that whenever she wore a saree, people criticise her. As she is seen draped in sarees in Tripura too, here goes her revelation. "I've turned up in a sari for the first time for Krishna Vamsi's Danger and people said I looked like a kid. Later I wore it for Ashta Chemma and they said it's like Teachers Day costume. Then I wore a sari in Golconda High School which got appreciated but criticised for my lean looks. In Tripura too I wear a sari but now they say that I look like a typical Telugu girl, and some say it looks like aunty", said Swathi.
Comments and criticism apart, Swathi says she always focuses on her performances.
Swathi says that whenever she wore a saree, people criticise her. As she is seen draped in sarees in Tripura too, here goes her revelation. "I've turned up in a sari for the first time for Krishna Vamsi's Danger and people said I looked like a kid. Later I wore it for Ashta Chemma and they said it's like Teachers Day costume. Then I wore a sari in Golconda High School which got appreciated but criticised for my lean looks. In Tripura too I wear a sari but now they say that I look like a typical Telugu girl, and some say it looks like aunty", said Swathi.
Comments and criticism apart, Swathi says she always focuses on her performances.