Nidhhi Agerwal’s Bold Take On Liplock Scenes

Nidhhi Agerwal isn’t here to play by the expected rules. As she steps back into Telugu cinema with Harihara Veeramallu, she’s made it clear, there are things she won’t do, no matter the pressure. While promoting the film, Nidhhi was asked the usual: “To be a mass heroine, do you need to do liplocks and bikini scenes?” Her reply was simple: “I know my limits. I won’t act in anything I can’t watch with my parents.”

She didn’t dress it up or dodge the topic. She said what many actresses think but rarely say out loud. That line alone has sparked conversations, especially in an industry where bold often means skin show. Nidhhi believes her performances and hard work are enough to connect with mass audiences, and she’s standing by it.

For Harihara Veeramallu, she didn’t just show up and shoot. She trained in Bharatanatyam, learned horse riding, and gave five years to this film. There’s a key sequence involving dance, and she hinted there’s more to her role than meets the eye. She’s not leaning on glamour. She’s betting on craft.

With the film’s pre-release event around the corner, all eyes are on her, and whether Pawan Kalyan will join the stage. But Nidhhi’s moment isn’t about who shows up. It’s about drawing a line, holding her ground, and proving that being bold doesn’t mean doing what’s expected, it means doing what feels right.