Mumbai: Actress Saiee M Manjrekar is stepping into a crucial phase of her career with the upcoming pan-India period drama The India House. Notably, the ambitious film marks Ram Charan’s first production venture. It is being shot simultaneously in Hindi and Telugu, highlighting its nationwide appeal.
A Natural Progression After Major
After exploring diverse roles across industries, Saiee believes The India House is a natural progression in her journey. Following her bilingual debut with Major, this becomes her second film to be shot in two languages at once.
While the process feels familiar, she emphasises that every new project brings fresh learnings. Moreover, bilingual filming demands sharp focus. Actors constantly shift emotions, dialogue delivery, and cultural nuances—sometimes within the same day.
Stepping Into Sati’s World in a Grand Period Drama
In The India House, Saiee essays the role of Sati, a character that adds emotional depth to the narrative. According to the actress, the role is layered and intense. It requires a deep understanding of the era to portray Sati’s strength, vulnerability, and quiet resilience.
Additionally, the film’s massive scale and rich period detailing made the experience even more immersive for her as a performer.
Balancing Hindi and Telugu on Set
Simultaneous bilingual shooting, Saiee says, is both challenging and rewarding. On one hand, it pushes her to refine her craft. On the other, it demands extra preparation and precision for every scene.
As a result, the experience has contributed significantly to her growth—not just as an actor, but also as a professional navigating large-scale productions.
A True Collaboration Across India
What stands out for Saiee is the collaborative environment on set, which truly reflects the spirit of pan-India cinema. Artists and technicians from different regions come together with a shared creative vision.
She describes working with Nikhil Siddhartha, director Vamsi, and the entire team as inspiring. She praises their discipline, passion, and respect for storytelling.
Gratitude, Growth, and What Lies Ahead
Saiee expresses heartfelt gratitude for the opportunity to play Sati in a film as ambitious as The India House. She believes such roles allow her to evolve as a storyteller while challenging her artistic boundaries.
As anticipation builds ahead of the film’s nationwide release, audiences are eager to witness Saiee M Manjrekar in this powerful new avatar. This further strengthens her presence in both Hindi and Telugu cinema through meaningful and demanding choices.
