Saiee Manjrekar Slams Language Barriers in Cinema

Saiee Manjrekar, who was recently seen in Arjun: Son of Vyjayanthi, is stepping back into Telugu cinema with The India House opposite Nikhil Siddhartha. But it�s not just another project for her. In a freewheeling chat, she reflected on how today�s industry is finally catching up with Gen Z. �Film industry is just starting to understand Gen Z and I�m living for it,� she said, clearly enjoying the shift in storytelling and roles.

Coming from a film family, she could have played it safe. Instead, she�s focused on carving out her own identity. That clarity is shaping her journey across languages and genres. �Language should never limit creativity,� she shared, crediting her parents for that mindset. Whether it�s Hindi, Marathi or Telugu, it�s the story that pulls her in.

Saiee believes switching between film industries has only sharpened her craft. She doesn�t treat language as a hurdle but as a tool. It�s this comfort across platforms that gives her an edge in a rapidly evolving industry.

As the buzz builds around The India House, so does the interest in Saiee�s choices. She�s not just another star kid trying to fit in. She�s part of a new wave of actors who are clear about what they want to say and how they want to say it.