Kerala’s Story Adah Sharma, an actress, claims that she was “told to get a nose job”

Adah Sharma, an actress who has been enjoying the success of her movie The Kerala Story, spoke candidly about the challenges she dealt with in the entertainment industry. Adah said that she had received requests to “get a nice nose” so that she would appear better and be hired more often. She said, however, that because of her popularity in the entertainment world, people are no longer concerned with her nose. The actress told Mashable that because people are used to her natural appearance, “it is too late” now. People advised me to have a nose operation and a gorgeous nose, which I did. Now that I’ve done movies, everyone will notice how well my nose is going. You can’t change now; it’s too late,” she added.

Adah Sharma quips, “Mosquitoes love me,” as the talk moves on to discuss mosquito bites. If only directors and producers had as much affection for me. She makes the lighthearted prediction that following her performance in The Kerala Story, directors and producers could start acting like mosquitoes around her.

The actress also revealed an intriguing detail about her previous relationships. She said that while her ex-partners don’t approach her, she is the one who makes contact with them. Adah joked, “I don’t need alcohol to do these things.” She quips, however, that it just takes a drink of cough syrup for her to pick up the phone and contact her ex-boyfriends.

In a previous interview with Rediff, Adah Sharma discussed her most recent book, The Kerala Story, and shared her thoughts on it. She mentioned meeting young males who had seen the movie many times and could even quote lines and identify certain sequences, as well as young girls who thought the movie was cool.

“The Kerala Story is no longer just another movie,” asserts Adah, “it has evolved into a movement.”

Despite the controversy it has generated, The Kerala Story has attracted a lot of viewer interest. According to Sacnilk’s assessment, the movie has already racked up a stunning international total of more than Rs 286 crore.

In addition to Adah Sharma, The Kerala Story also prominently includes Yogita Bihani, Sonia Balani, and Siddhi Idnani. The film, which was produced by Vipul Amrutlal Shah and directed by Sudipto Sen, tells the fictitious story of a group of Hindu women from Kerala who are smuggled to the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) and forced to convert to Islam.