Shruti Haasan is making her comeback to films and turned a signing spree. The gorgeous actress made her presence in the Filmfare Awards event that took place last night. Dressed in a glittering costume, Shruti Haasan looked dazzling and super stylish. Shruti Haasan turned out to be the special attraction for the night in this star-studded affair. The actress recently started shooting for Ravi Teja’s Krack which will release next year.

Actress-singer Shruti Haasan has returned to the UK for a gig. She says she had an amazing time performing at Islington.

“It’s the second time I am performing at Islington and I had an amazing time as always. The place has a lot of good energy and history and I am always thankful to people who come to see me perform again,” Shruti said.

The actress, who is also working on her debut EP, has wrapped up the shoot for her international series in Budapest and will be back to India soon for the shoot of her Tamil film “Laabam”.

“I’m really happy to be living my best life. To return to music and begin internationally on both music and film has been amazing. I also love the fact that I get to travel between worlds,” she said.

Kamal Haasan’s daughter Shruti Haasan is undoubtedly a multi-talented individual. She is a perfect example of beauty with brains. Being a musician, composer, songwriter and a beautiful actress, Shruti also tried a hand in writing. She has been focusing more on creating original music off late and gave out the good news that, her new independent album might be out sometime soon!

During a chat with her fans recently, she was asked about the best advice she would like to give to aspiring writers. She said that as humankind, we all are connected in some level or the other. Writing in such a way that the audience can also experience what the writer is feeling matters- she said. She also emphasized on the importance of visualization before putting pen on paper. After visualizing how a scene can be conceived, she said that writing gets even easier and thought-provoking.

This is indeed great advice from somebody like Shruti Haasan who gives another reason to admire her wit!

Former star heroine Shruti Haasan moved away from films when everything is happening for her in the right direction. After almost industry people forgot her, she’s back again. Rumour has that she broke up with her boyfriend Michael Corsale, and hence in search of opportunities again.

Recently she is heard commenting that people spoke about her excessive weight and that secret marriage, which has hurt her big time. And all these comments look like she wants to be that newsmaker right now, such that offers will fly her way. But what happened to Shruti Haasan’s consultations with Telugu film celebs?

A month ago, Shruti has flown to Hyderabad to meet some directors, producers and some heroes. She’s said to have met the likes of Allu Arjun and Raviteja as well, in a bid to grab their upcoming projects. But Allu Arjun is seen promoting Nivetha Pethuraj for Icon movie, and Raashi Khanna is also likely to join that film, so a chance for Shruti is ruled out. In his film with Sukumar, already Rashmika Mandanna is aboard.

At the same time, Raviteja has no clarity about his ongoing project Disco Raja which already has three heroines, so there is no scope to bring Shruti Haasan aboard. A leading producer is said to have got shocked by Shruti’s demand of more than a crore when he offered her a small film, and that is another reason why she’s not getting offers here.

Singer-actress Shruti Haasan says she has been extremely honest with the seven songs of her debut EP. One of the songs by the singer-songwriter, who split from boyfriend Michael Corsale a few months ago, is about heartbreak, but she says it has nothing to do with whining.

The “Khamoshi” singer’s EP is more or less ready, and is expected to be out later this year.

Talking about the autobiographical project, Shruti told IANS in a telephonic interview: “I think I have been extremely honest with the songs. The kind of songs that I grew up listening to are not the ones where people say ‘When I was in New York in 1992’ or like ‘Summer of 69’. I wasn’t even born in 69. I don’t know what he (singer Bryan Adams) was talking about.”

“I don’t like the references to specific things because I want the audience to connect with the emotion. Any part of the world, we all have universal emotions… about certain feelings. There is a collective response to heartbreak, inner courage and strength. That’s the way I tend to write,” she added.

Elaborating, she shared: “When I say autobiographical, one of the songs is definitely about heartbreak which I think all of us have had. Instead of making it sort of whiny…one thing that you learn when you grow up is that it’s not about whining, but it’s about what you learn from it and letting people go.”

Another song is about sobriety.

“I believe in the power of taking sober choices and decisions.”

The music project has been more about the inner processes for her.

“I like singing about the world inside because there are a lot of people who are better than me at singing about the world outside,” said Shruti, who looks up to artistes like Tori Amos, Kurt Cobain and Chris Cornell.

“My music is somewhere in between the fun element of pop… by that I mean you can get people to feel like they can sing along with you, but with the promise of depth from other side of the alternate sphere,” she added.

It was just last month that she performed some of the songs in London.

Asked about the difference between performing in the West and India, she said: “It depends on the kind of audience anywhere in the world. Have they come there to hear the music the artiste is presenting or have they come there with preconceived notions? It happens to the biggest artistes of the world.”

Giving an example, she said: “It could be Beyonce. You may want her to sing ‘Crazy in love’, but maybe she doesn’t want to and they could feel disappointed or they could say ‘No, we love Beyonce and would love to hear anything that she wants to sing for us’.

“The beautiful thing is though… because I have a repertoire of Tamil, Telugu and Hindi songs…and the audiences abroad are mixed, it’s been really amazing that they come there for English music and they understand the journey… that Shruti is writing in English and this is her form of expression and they appreciate that. That is very special to me.”

Actress-singer Shruti Haasan says she spent an incredible evening with Grammy and Oscar winning Indian musician A.R. Rahman in his studio in Los Angeles.

Shruti on Sunday shared a photograph of herself along with Rahman on Instagram and captioned it: “Incredible evening spent with the legend A.R. Rahman in his amazing LA studio! music and more music surrounds my life. Blessed.”

Details if she will be collaborating with the musician are still under wraps.

On the acting front, Shruti will reportedly be seen in the upcoming film “Sabaash Naidu” along with her father Kamal Haasan.

The spy comedy adventure is co-produced directed and written by Kamal.

Actress-singer Shruti Haasan was happy to perform in London for the first time, and says she is planning more “music focused gigs internationally”.

“It feels incredible to be back on stage performing. I have done a few shows in the last year but now the effort is to do more music focused gigs internationally, London being the start point,” Shruti said in a statement. A

She performed on Monday at a trendy NED Hotel as part of their New Music Monday — a weekly showcase of new and emerging music acts and artists. The evening was organised by PowerStudio which is run by Benny D, a producer who has worked with the likes of Boy George, Kylie Minogue, The Killers, Lily Allen, Robbie Williams, Stormzy and Depeche Mode.

“I have been working on a significant and distinctive number of collaborations along with my original singles. The set at The Ned had a unique and interesting style which combines the contemporary elements of the West with the magic of The East and seeing the response we have already received for it is just fantastic. I have lots more in store on the music front which will unfold as the year progresses,” she added.

According to a source, Shruti has also been working on an EP with some producers in London, which is due to release in 2019.

Shruti will return to India later this week and resume her shoot for Mahesh Manjrekar’s next.

Actress-producer Shruti Haasan will produce director Jayprakash Radhakrishnan’s next “The Mosquito Philosophy” under her banner Isidro Media.

The actress will be presenting the project as well.

“Our belief at Isidro is to present extremely interesting, edgy and different kinds of content. It can be content across various formats just as long as they further the creative process and make it possible for people to experience world class storytelling,” Shruti said in a statement to IANS.

“When we saw ‘The Mosquito Philosophy’ and after having seen JP’s last works especially his much acclaimed film ‘Lens’, we knew we had found the right person to associate with. He has a very edgy vision to creatively showcase even the simplest stories.

“It’s fantastic to work with someone who is courageous in offering new content that challenges conventional thinking . We are really excited to present this film under the Isidro banner and hope this is the start of a long term working relationship,” she added.

JP, as the director is fondly called, will be seen showcasing the idea of minimalism with “The Mosquito Philosophy”.

Despite being in Tamil, the film’s story has universal appeal and is shot with basic storyline with no scripted dialogues and bare minimum equipment and crew to ensure that the most real showcase of life is replicated on screen.

Talking about his film, the director said: “Filmmakers the world over have struggled hard to make films that are as close to reality as possible to ensure the art they create connects seamlessly with the audience. ‘The Mosquito Philosophy’, born out of the quest to showcase a real life and real time narrative, is an interrogation of a society caught between the throws of tradition and modernity seen through the story of four friends.

“The film is shot with a basic idea of conversation without scripted dialogues in the most minimalistic way. Through the process of making this film I realised the power of spontaneity; it makes even the smallest moments alive and truthful.”

The director is happy that Shruti is backing his project.

“I’m so happy to have partnered with a team that believes in my talent and my vision and has contributed to being a part of the change in the cinematic language of India and the world. Together, we look forward to taking ‘The Mosquito Philosophy’ across the globe and share our journey with audiences the world over,” he added.

Bold and beautiful Shruti Haasan has been away from films from some time. Despite of being knocked by several interesting offers, the actress decided to take a break. The actress has been spotted roaming around the world with her rumored boyfriend Mickeal Corsale. Now on the occasion of his birthday, Shruti Haasan posted an adorable picture of her with Micheal.

She called him her best friend and partner in crime. “Happy birthday to my best friend, partner in crime, weird conversation connoisseur, fellow traveller through the world of art and most of all the man who laughs with me through everything” posted Shruti on her official social media page. Shruti Haasan seems to be completely in love with Micheal. Early this year, the duo has been spotted in a traditional look in Chennai for a wedding during which Shruti Haasan introduced Micheal to her dad Kamal Haasan. We have to wait and see if the wedding bells are all set to ring soon.

Happy birthday to my best friend,partner in crime,weird conversation connoisseur,fellow traveler through the world of art and most of all the man who laughs with me through everything ❤️ #funniestmaniknow #heartofgold #birthdayboy #sorryimnotthere #happymehappyus pic.twitter.com/yBwDAiWfPu

— shruti haasan (@shrutihaasan) February 18, 2018