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She revealed that despite her experience in multiple industries, she still feels nervous about this new phase. However, she expressed gratitude for the opportunity and said she had a great experience working on the film.

Mumbai: Actress Sai Pallavi has admitted feeling both excited and nervous as she prepares for her Hindi film debut with Aamir Khan’s upcoming production Ek Din.
Speaking at a promotional event, Sai Pallavi shared that stepping into Bollywood is a significant milestone in her career, adding that the journey has been both overwhelming and rewarding. The actress, who has worked extensively in South Indian cinema, said the transition into Hindi films comes with its own challenges and emotions.
She revealed that despite her experience in multiple industries, she still feels nervous about this new phase. However, she expressed gratitude for the opportunity and said she had a great experience working on the film.
The film, which also stars Junaid Khan, marks Sai Pallavi’s official entry into Hindi cinema. Produced under Aamir Khan’s banner, the romantic drama has already generated buzz ahead of its release.
Sai Pallavi’s honesty about her nervousness and excitement reflects her grounded approach, even as she takes a major step into Bollywood.
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