Krithi Shetty who debuted to Tamil cinema through Venkat Prabhu’s “Custory”, put a full stop to the controversy that surfaced based on herself undergoing a plastic surgery to look older. The 19 year old actress became a sensation after pairing up with actors such as Nani, Naga Chaithanya in a very short span of time. Replying to the criticisms that surfaced on her looks, the actress said that she indeed had to change her make up for every film and her face would obviously change as she grows up.

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Krithi Shetty, a talented young actress making waves in the Tamil and Telugu film industries, has recently addressed the topic of plastic surgery. Her career took off when she made her Telugu debut in the 2020 film “Uppena,” where she portrayed the daughter of acclaimed actor Vijay Sethupathi. The movie proved to be a massive hit, grossing over Rs 100 crore at the box office and opening doors for Krithi Shetty in the industry.

Following the success of “Uppena,” Krithi Shetty started receiving numerous opportunities. She then made her Tamil debut in the film “Vanagan,” directed by Bala, where she was set to act alongside Suriya. However, due to Suriya’s departure from the project, Bala decided to cast Arun Vijay instead. Unfortunately for Krithi Shetty, this change also resulted in her asking for a higher salary, leading to her replacement with a new actress opposite Arun Vijay. Consequently, “Warrior,” directed by Lingusamy, became Krithi Shetty’s first Tamil film. However, the movie, released last year, failed to make an impact at the box office, marking a setback in her career.

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Following the disappointment of “Warrior,” Krithi Shetty appeared in the film “Custody,” directed by Venkat Prabhu, where she was paired opposite Naga Chaitanya. Although this movie was released recently, it unfortunately met the same fate as “Warrior” and became a box office flop. As a result, Krithi Shetty has gained a reputation as an unlucky heroine due to the underperformance of her last two Telugu films.

Despite the setbacks, Krithi Shetty continues to receive a steady stream of film opportunities. She is currently committed to starring in a film called “Genie” alongside Jayam Ravi. While facing ups and downs in her career, Krithi Shetty has become embroiled in controversy surrounding her alleged plastic surgery to enhance her beauty. Recently, she spoke openly about this issue for the first time, addressing the claims that her appearance had changed since her debut in “Uppena.” She explained that transformations in an actress’s face are normal due to makeup techniques and aging, effectively putting an end to the plastic surgery controversy.

Krithi Shetty remains determined and resilient in pursuing her acting career despite the challenges she has faced. With her upcoming projects and unwavering commitment, she aims to overcome the recent string of failures and make a mark in both the Tamil and Telugu film industries.

Despite facing a series of failures, Krithi Shetty is currently in discussions for one of the most significant projects of her career. According to recent reports, she is the leading contender for the female lead role in Tamil star Karthi’s 26th film. The movie, described as a fantasy comedy, will be directed by Nalan Kumarasamy and produced by KE Gnanavel Raja under the Studio Green banner. There are also talks that the Oscar-winning music director AR Rahman might compose the music for the film.

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If finalized, Karthi26 will mark Krithi’s second major Tamil film, following her role in Jayam Ravi’s “Genie.” Additionally, she is all set to make her debut in the Malayalam film industry this year with “Ajayante Randam Moshanam,” opposite Tovino Thomas, a renowned actor from 2018. These exciting projects indicate that Krithi Shetty is determined to expand her horizons and make a mark across different film industries.