Samantha has entered an exciting phase in her career with ‘Maa Inti Bangaram’ while simultaneously expressing her eagerness to take on more projects in cinema.
Ahead of the film’s release, Samantha visited Lord Sri Venkateswara Temple on Tirumala in Tirupati along with filmmaker and husband Raj Nidimoru, director B.V. Nandini Reddy and members of the film’s cast and crew. The team offered prayers at the shrine, seeking blessings for the project before its theatrical debut.
The visit comes amid growing anticipation surrounding ‘Maa Inti Bangaram’, a film that holds special significance for Samantha as she continues to chart a new course professionally. Images from the temple visit quickly gained traction on social media, drawing attention from fans across the country.
At a recent promotional event in Chennai, Samantha also spoke candidly about her relationship with Tamil cinema. Recalling the role the industry played in shaping her career, she described Chennai as a city that remains deeply connected to her personal and professional journey.
The actor revealed that one of her biggest career regrets is not having worked in more Tamil films over the years. While she has enjoyed success across multiple film industries, Samantha said she would welcome opportunities to return to Tamil cinema, provided the scripts and characters are compelling.