Aishwarya Lekshmi, the rising star of South Indian cinema, has carved a remarkable niche for herself with her powerful and nuanced performances. Known for her roles in critically acclaimed films such as Mayaanadhi (2017) and Ponniyin Selvan, Aishwarya continues to captivate audiences with her versatility as an actor.

In a recent interview with Mirchi Malayalam, Aishwarya reminisced about her portrayal of the ambitious and independent 'Appu' in Mayaanadhi. Reflecting on her role in the romantic thriller, she admitted that watching her own performances on screen often feels like a challenging experience. "See, I never fully realise the depth of Mayaanadhi while watching it. Of course, it takes me back to the shoot days, the conversations with Aashiq and the others, but I see the actor in me on screen. I notice the flaws more than anything, and I feel like I could have done better," she confessed. This candid reflection showcases Aishwarya's dedication to her craft and her constant pursuit of self-improvement.

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Aishwarya’s performance in Mayaanadhi was widely praised, cementing her status as one of the most promising young talents in Indian cinema. She went on to further demonstrate her range with her portrayal of the courageous and skilled boat woman in Maniratnam’s epic two-part historical drama Ponniyin Selvan, a role that earned her accolades across the industry.

Now, Aishwarya has graced the silver screen once again in her latest Malayalam film, Hello Mummy. Directed by Vaishakh Elans, the film marks a new chapter in Aishwarya's career. The movie also stars an ensemble cast including actors Sharaf U Dheen and Jagadish. The plot of Hello Mummy promises a fresh and engaging narrative, blending elements of comedy, drama, and supernatural intrigue.

The film is currently running in theatres. (With inputs from Agencies)