Shruti Haasan says that South stars are more humble than Bollywood, fear of God.
Shruti Haasan discussed cultural and psychological differences between South Indian cinema and Bollywood. She shows how humility and spirituality shape her attitude to acting and her career options.
In short
- Shruti Haasan emphasized the humility of the South film industry and the culture of God afraid of God
- He emphasized unique rules and spiritual awareness in South film sets
- Shruti credited early music training for her humility and cooperative attitude
Actor Shruti Haasan recently talked about her experience of working in Bollywood and South film industry. He mentioned that South stars are more humble in Bollywood than his contemporaries.
Haasan, recently in an interview Hollywood reporterSaid that the South film actor is humble because he is afraid that, ‘Saraswati’s Hat Sir to Uth Jayaga (Goddess Saraswati will withdraw her blessings).
He further said, “I mean, it is difficult to talk about being pure in my house or anything like that, because my father does not believe in anything like that. But when I started working, I focused on those small things, such as a morning being a coconut or a picture of a deity sitting in the corner.”
“What was on the set and what was not allowed, and the actors and their employees were always very aware of how they present themselves.
“We are not a drain of any kind; Drain is a good film, a good script or even a good song. We just get that art, and we are going to spread it outward. I am going to spread it outwards. Learning music long ago in my life and working with people for hours in the end taught you to play your bits just to play your bits, do not try to cross someone else, and to be humble.”
The actor has portrayed in Hindi films like ‘Luck’ (2009), ‘Dil Toh Bacha Hai Ji’ (2011) and ‘D-Day’ (2013).
Shruti was recently seen in actor Rajinikanth’s ‘Cool’, directed by Lokesh Kanugraj. The film was released on August 14, 2025.
