đ: vogueindia.visitlink.me/yuTdUG Three hours of reading a day, folded page corners and never a Kindle. Sobhita Dhulipala, a self-described âintellectual omnivoreâ, currently spends much of her free time on books and Substack. Her bio on the latter makes no attempt to court followers. âHere to read, not to say. Donât bother following.â
đ: vogueindia.visitlink.me/yuTdUG Traffic jams and plane cabins are where Sobhita Dhulipala gets in her feelings. She likes looking out of the window and dreaming, but her attention extends beyond earthly delays. A self-described âmassive astro-geekâ, she notices how she feels during a full moon and spends conscious time at her mandir. âI have enormous faith in the intangible,â she tells Vogue.
đ: vogueindia.visitlink.me/yuTdUG The steely women Sobhita Dhulipala plays on screen offer little indication of how sensitive she considers herself off it. She used to take it personally when people failed to show up as she hoped, or when those she admired didnât stand up for their beliefs. She now sees power as changeable and has become more willing to give people room to get things wrong.
đ: vogueindia.visitlink.me/yuTdUG The honeymoon phase hit a 150-day film schedule for Sobhita Dhulipala and Naga Chaitanya Akkineni. Within weeks of their wedding, Dhulipala left to shoot in Tamil Nadu, and the couple saw each other about once a month during their first year of marriage. The past few months have given them more time together and a chance to learn the everyday part of being married. âThe one thing I know is we both prioritise whatâs needed to keep the connection healthy.â
đ: vogueindia.visitlink.me/yuTdUG Roughly 18 titles into her career, Sobhita Dhulipala remains drawn to women who donât fit into neat moral categories. Her work spans five languages, from the ambitious, morally ambivalent Tara Khanna in âMade in Heavenâ to Sita in âMonkey Manâ. She calls Pa Ranjithâs upcoming âVettuvamâ her best work yet, but her measure of success has changed. âNow, I just want to connect with people. I want to make them think long after they have left the theatre.â
đ: vogueindia.visitlink.me/yuTdUG âI am exactly who I should be.â A decade into her career and less than two years into marriage with actor Naga Chaitanya Akkineni, Sobhita Dhulipala is taking stock of what she wants from both. The Vogue Wedding Book cover star speaks about letting go of the need to feel chosen, making room for morally messy women on screen and the traditional Telugu wedding she had pictured as a child.
đ: vogueindia.visitlink.me/Nj9bBQ Being a tourist today comes with a certain sense of embarrassment. In the age of slow travel and staycations, when vloggers on Instagram let their followers in on offbeat paths and âhidden gemsâ free from crowds, heading to popular locations, shopping at busy markets and eating at restaurants clearly not for locals is considered almost shameful. A sign of missing out on the âauthentic experience.â
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Sara Tendulkarâs notion of romance is shaped by her parentsâ relationship. Anjali and Sachin Tendulkarâs marriage survived long cricket tours, eye-watering international call charges and the years before Zoom calls and FaceTime. âMy parents are very good friends before anything else,â she says. âThey have this really fun banter at home, and thatâs definitely something I would want in my future partner.â
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Three hours of reading a day, folded page corners and never a Kindle. Sobhita Dhulipala, a self-described âintellectual omnivoreâ, currently spends much of her free time on books and Substack. Her bio on the latter makes no attempt to court followers. âHere to read, not to say. Donât bother following.â
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Traffic jams and plane cabins are where Sobhita Dhulipala gets in her feelings. She likes looking out of the window and dreaming, but her attention extends beyond earthly delays. A self-described âmassive astro-geekâ, she notices how she feels during a full moon and spends conscious time at her mandir. âI have enormous faith in the intangible,â she tells Vogue.
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The steely women Sobhita Dhulipala plays on screen offer little indication of how sensitive she considers herself off it. She used to take it personally when people failed to show up as she hoped, or when those she admired didnât stand up for their beliefs. She now sees power as changeable and has become more willing to give people room to get things wrong.
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The honeymoon phase hit a 150-day film schedule for Sobhita Dhulipala and Naga Chaitanya Akkineni. Within weeks of their wedding, Dhulipala left to shoot in Tamil Nadu, and the couple saw each other about once a month during their first year of marriage. The past few months have given them more time together and a chance to learn the everyday part of being married. âThe one thing I know is we both prioritise whatâs needed to keep the connection healthy.â
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Roughly 18 titles into her career, Sobhita Dhulipala remains drawn to women who donât fit into neat moral categories. Her work spans five languages, from the ambitious, morally ambivalent Tara Khanna in âMade in Heavenâ to Sita in âMonkey Manâ. She calls Pa Ranjithâs upcoming âVettuvamâ her best work yet, but her measure of success has changed. âNow, I just want to connect with people. I want to make them think long after they have left the theatre.â
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âI am exactly who I should be.â A decade into her career and less than two years into marriage with actor Naga Chaitanya Akkineni, Sobhita Dhulipala is taking stock of what she wants from both. The Vogue Wedding Book cover star speaks about letting go of the need to feel chosen, making room for morally messy women on screen and the traditional Telugu wedding she had pictured as a child.
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Being a tourist today comes with a certain sense of embarrassment. In the age of slow travel and staycations, when vloggers on Instagram let their followers in on offbeat paths and âhidden gemsâ free from crowds, heading to popular locations, shopping at busy markets and eating at restaurants clearly not for locals is considered almost shameful. A sign of missing out on the âauthentic experience.â
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