Late Soundarya, a beloved icon of Telugu cinema, carved a niche for herself as the quintessential homely heroine, winning hearts with her performances in films like Raja alongside Venkatesh. Her grace, talent, and choice of non-glamorous roles made her a favorite for family-centric films—a legacy cherished even two decades later.
Now, Aishwarya Rajesh seems to be following in her footsteps, earning accolades for her grounded performances and refusal to conform to the trend of glamour-driven roles. Her portrayal in Sankranthiki Vastunnam is being widely praised, particularly for her courageous decision to play the role of a mother of four. This bold move has resonated strongly with family and women audiences, earning her admiration for breaking stereotypes in modern Telugu cinema.
Fans are also raving about her on-screen chemistry with Venkatesh, calling it the most perfect pairing seen in years. Much like Soundarya, Aishwarya has effortlessly captured the essence of grace and relatability that resonates deeply with viewers.
In an industry where many heroines prioritize glamour, Aishwarya stands out as a rare talent embracing the path of no-exposing, much like Soundarya did in her prime. This approach has not only won her acclaim but also positioned her as the go-to actress for homely roles in this generation.
With her impeccable performances and thoughtful role choices, Aishwarya Rajesh is well on her way to becoming the modern-day Soundarya, bringing a refreshing wave of elegance and authenticity to Telugu cinema.