The South Indian entertainer Sai Pallavi is commending her 31st birthday today. She is well-known for her work as an actress in Malayalam, Tamil, and Telugu films. She has been working dedicatedly in the business and has accomplished four Filmfare Grants (South) and two South Indian Global film grants. She has been separated different well known films, including Kali, Gargi, Romantic tale, Fidaa, Premam, and some more.

Pallavi talked about why she didn't wear short dresses in her films and how uncomfortable it made her feel the one time she did in a dance video in a promotional interview for her Telugu film Virataparvam.

Sai Pallavi is unrestricted in the showbiz industry, where everything revolves around glitz and glamour. She doesn't wear any makeup, both on and off the screen. The natural beauty has reluctantly followed since her first film, which is one of the main reasons she is loved. I think, it's perhaps the individual that I am. I have no idea how it might feel from the other side. I'm not saying that using makeup doesn't help, but maybe there is a lot of pressure to look perfect. You should do it if you feel confident doing it. This gives me self-assurance, and I believe I'm doing well.

Sai Pallavi established a strict no-kiss policy in her book when she first entered the film industry. When such scripts come to her, she also turns down movies. The Premam actress was quoted as explaining why she does not prefer to kiss on screen, saying: I want to watch a movie with the whole family. I would rather not cause them to feel humiliated by being essential for Liplocks. It's a deliberate decision not to participate in on-screen kissing. She went on to say that she wants to make her decision to act and quit her medical career worthwhile. I have switched careers from medicine to filmmaking; Therefore, I must demonstrate my justification by adopting roles that I can play. I can't brandish scanty garments since I can't hold myself in such clothing. I'm not against such clothing, but rather it's simply that I can't pull it off," she said.