Sonakshi Sinha has been in numerous music videos, OTT series, and bollywood blockbusters, but has she really established herself in the business? Her bollywood career hasn't been steady lately, despite a strong start with dabangg (2010) and commercial successes like Rowdy Rathore (2012). Is her decision to work with Jatadhara in telugu cinema a calculated career change, or is it just another effort to establish a solid foundation? It's interesting to note that Sonakshi has already worked in South indian movies. Do you recall her role opposite Rajinikanth in Lingaa (2014)?
 
After a spectacular debut and a global box office haul of ₹150 crore, the movie quickly sank into obscurity.  Sonakshi has never looked back at South cinema until now because the audience and critics were not enthused.  What distinguishes Jatadhara, then?  Is history about to repeat itself, or has she learned from her mistakes?  Jatadhara, which was directed by venkat Kalyan and co-starred Sudheer Babu, is a supernatural fantasy thriller in contrast to her masala-action bollywood movies.
 
According to reports, the narrative centers on mythology, mystical aspects, and the mysteries of Anantha Padmanabha Swamy Temple.  Last year, the first-look poster featured images inspired by Lord shiva and Trishul.  Could Sonakshi use this as an opportunity to showcase a new aspect of her acting abilities?  Or is she just going to be another bollywood star attempting to capitalize on the South wave?  Sonakshi took a calculated risk when she decided to investigate telugu cinema.  Bollywood actors kiara advani, deepika Padukone, and alia bhatt have all seen success in the South industry, which has changed the game for them.
 
Will Sonakshi, however, follow in their footsteps, or is this really a last-ditch effort in light of Bollywood's lackluster reception of her most recent films?  Even though she garnered positive reviews for her OTT films Heeramandi and Dahaad (for which she received a Filmfare OTT Award), they haven't restored her status as a top bollywood actor.  Is Jatadhara able to assist her with that?
 
It's amazing to see sonakshi sinha in telugu films.  Jatadhara might be her great comeback if it is written and performed well. Will she get another chance to rebuild, though, if it doesn't work?  The pressure is tremendous because her last try at South (Lingaa) failed.  This will undoubtedly either revitalize her career or demonstrate that her prime is over.  What comes next, then?  Is this only another chapter in Sonakshi Sinha's waning career, or can she truly reinvent herself?
 
 
 

 
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G GOWTHAM

09/03/2025 12:05 PM