Allu Sirish gave an exclusive interview to greatandhra and opened up fairly without any inhibitions. He gave an interesting explanation for everything and in fact there are some things to take home from his talk.
"Mumbai is like my second home. I studied there. I keep travelling between Hyderabad and Mumbai. These days, on the demand of some work, I am spending more days in Mumbai in a month. I have many friends there"
When asked to same about his upcoming films Urvasivo Rakshasivo, Allu Sirish said- "It's a love story as you saw in the trailer, but with a fresh point. This film is like a mirror to a scenario happening between young boys and girls in the modern society. Earlier girls used to be the victims of boys' lack of commitment in the cases of pre marital sex. But these days, the boys are also affected. I know many such guys. Our film is a love story of an introvert middle class guy and an extrovert independent girl. We dealt with it in an authentic way but not cinematic".
Confessing about the relationships in his personal life, Sirish said- "I have experienced the pain of breakups multiple times. I had two to three serious relationships. I broke up with a girl but the pain haunted me for months to understand if I was right. But looking back now after a year, I feel that I wouldn't have broken up with her".
Sharing about taking a break from social media, Sirish said- "I find nothing other than Tollywood and films looking back into my past fifteen years. I learnt nothing new. So I felt that I am going to achieve nothing by holding the phone, checking updates and giving responses on social media. I decided to cut off from it to unleash myself and plan my personal life. When we are silent we can read ourselves better. Constantly reacting to the outside world exhausts us".
This is one of the most casual yet cordial talks where we get to know more about Sirish's relationship with his father and brother. He also answered the question of why his brother Allu Arjun is not supporting his career.
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