Pooja Hegde Craves this One Thing Lately

Pooja Hegde may be the uncommonly courageous woman to have experienced a series of flops over three major industries Tamil, Telugu, and Hindi recently. Despite these misfortunes, she has carved out a strong space for herself in all these industries and remains an unmistakable figure. As her career takes its turns and turns, she's prepared to hit the silver screen once more with her upcoming film Retro, set to release on May 1, alongside none other than Suriya.

During the special rounds for Retro, Pooja shared her contemplations on the quickly advancing computerized world and how it has changed the way we communicate. “In the display computerized world, communication is happening quickly through social media, but there's no feeling in those words. After WhatsApp, we misplaced the delight of letter-writing. We used to put our considerations on paper, and the holdup for an answer had a special quality to it. The joy in holding up was different. I miss that feeling,” Pooja said, looking back with affection at the less difficult times some time recently, the digital age took over. While her travel within the industry has seen its fair share of commercial fizzles, Pooja has featured in a few fruitful movies that have marked vital turning points in her career.

From the enormous hit Ala Vaikunthapurramuloo to Housefull 4 and Duvvada Jagannadham, she's demonstrated her flexibility. Movies like Aravinda Sametha Veera Raghava, Maharshi, and Most Eligible Bachelor showcased her range, making her one of the foremost solid stars within the industry. As Retro plans to hit theaters, it's evident that Pooja's career isn't characterized by many mishaps but by her capacity to bounce back more grounded each time. Her resilience is her genuine quality, and it's this quality that proceeds to keeps her in the spotlight, no matter what the odds may be.