Actress Saiee Manjrekar says she intends to evolve steadily as a performer while making thoughtful choices that help her long-term career rather than chasing trends. Saiee spoke about her approach to work and said: “I’ve realised that it’s important to give yourself time as an actor. I’m not
chasing what’s trending at the moment, I’m more interested in doing work that stays with people and helps me grow.”
She looks forward to evolution as an artist. “I want to keep
evolving with every project I take on, even if that means
moving at my own pace. For me, longevity comes from
being honest to the craft and choosing stories I truly connect with.” On the work front, Saiee will be seen in India House, which is set in the preindependence era. Backed by Ram Charan in his debut production venture, the project is being shot simultaneously in Hindi and Telugu. Mounted on a big canvas, the film delves into a compelling period narrative. The daughter of filmmaker-actor Mahesh Manjrekar made her film debut with a brief appearance as Kushi Damle in the 2012 Marathi film Kaksparsh. She was last seen in the Telugu action drama Arjun Son Of Vyjayanthi directed by Pradeep Chilukuri.