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Samantha Ruth Prabhu Embraces Bold Roles, Talks Authenticity and Ambition

Summary

  • Samantha's 'Oo Antava' dance in 'Pushpa: The Rise' became a viral hit
  • She took on the 'bold role' as a personal challenge, not considering herself 'sexy'
  • Samantha spoke about her journey, personal struggles, and the importance of purpose-driven ambition
Samantha Ruth Prabhu Embraces Bold Roles, Talks Authenticity and Ambition

In October 2025, South Indian actress Samantha Ruth Prabhu made headlines for her captivating dance performance in the song 'Oo Antava' from the 2021 film 'Pushpa: The Rise'. Samantha revealed that taking on this "bold role" was a personal challenge she set for herself, as she had never considered herself "sexy" and didn't think anyone would offer her such a part.

Samantha also spoke about her digital debut in the acclaimed Amazon Original Series 'The Family Man 2' last year, where she played the role of Raji, a character vastly different from her previous girl-next-door roles in South Indian cinema. The actress emphasized the importance of authenticity in her journey, acknowledging her personal struggles and the public scrutiny she has faced.

Furthermore, Samantha discussed the need to link ambition with purpose, advising the youth to carefully select their mentors. She shared that her own ambition has been guided by a sense of purpose, which has shaped the trajectory of her career. Samantha's insightful comments at the NDTV World Summit 2025 provided a glimpse into her evolution as an artist and a public figure, inspiring her fans and peers alike.

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Samantha revealed that taking on the "bold role" in 'Oo Antava' from the film 'Pushpa: The Rise' was a personal challenge she set for herself, as she had never considered herself "sexy" and didn't think anyone would offer her such a part.
Samantha said that her role as Raji in 'The Family Man 2' was completely different from anything she had ever done before, as she had primarily played girl-next-door roles in South Indian cinema.
Samantha emphasized that ambition should be "attached with purpose" and advised the youth to select their mentors carefully, as it can dictate the trajectory of their lives.

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