Vaishnavi Chaitanya Spills Why Girls Fear Industry!

Vaishnavi Chaitanya, the YouTuber-turned-actress, is all set to return to the big screen with Jack, co-starring Siddu Jonnalagadda. The Telugu film is hitting theatres on April 10, and with no direct competition from other Telugu releases and summer holidays in full swing, trade circles are predicting blockbuster potential. But amid the promotions, it’s not just the film making headlines it’s Vaishnavi’s bold words.

At the film’s pre-release event, Vaishnavi opened up about a sensitive issue the fear many girls have about entering the film industry. Her statement struck a chord with fans and aspiring artists alike. “There’s a strange propaganda that Telugu girls don’t get chances in Tollywood,” she said. “This has created unnecessary fear. But if you never try, how will you know if opportunities exist?”

Vaishnavi further added that her own journey is proof that perseverance pays off. “I didn’t stop because I was scared. I waited, I worked hard and here I am. That’s the same advice I give to newcomers. Try sincerely, and the industry will respond.” Her comments are now going viral, sparking conversations on social media about opportunity and representation in Telugu cinema.

After winning hearts with her performance in Kiss song, Vaishnavi is hoping Jack will be a game-changer, especially after her last outing Love Me If You Dare didn’t perform well. With confidence, clarity, and a promising film ahead Vaishnavi Chaitanya is ready to let her work speak louder than the noise.