Keerthy Suresh Faces Heat Same Errors Again

Keerthy Suresh is once again facing a storm. The actress, who shook the industry with Mahanati in 2018, has not been able to keep that high. Her award-winning role as Savitri made her the face of quality cinema, but the same weight of expectation now works against her. Since then, a few films clicked, a few failed, but none matched her landmark success.

Her latest choice is now raising eyebrows. Drumsticks Productions has signed her for a Tamil film with a new director, and the buzz is that she will share space with another heroine. Fans feel this is a mistake. Many ask why she is taking scripts that don’t give her the main spotlight. The chatter online is sharp: “Is Keerthy misusing her talent or just playing safe?”

At the same time, her other films, Revolver Rita and Kanne Vedi, are ready. Instead of excitement, there is nervous talk. If these films stumble, it may hurt her further. People point out that she is picking roles with little impact, while new faces are racing ahead. For someone who once commanded big projects, these choices look like wrong turns.

Another layer to this debate is her Bollywood image. Keerthy’s bold and exposing roles are drawing flak from sections of the audience. Some feel she is straying away from the “family-friendly” space where she built her name. From being celebrated as an actress of substance to getting trolled for her decisions, Keerthy stands at a critical point. The next few films will either rebuild her standing or confirm the slide.