In an exciting development for Telugu cinema fans, actress and Bigg Boss 18 fame Edin Rose is set to share the screen once again with superstar Ravi Teja. The duo, who first collaborated in the film Ravanasura, will reunite for the upcoming project titled Bhartha Mahasayulaku Wignyapthi.
From Debut to Reunion: A Rising Career
This collaboration marks the second time Edin Rose and Ravi Teja will work together. Their first meeting was significant as it marked Edin's debut in South Indian cinema. She featured in the special song 'Dikka Dishum' in Ravanasura, which garnered a positive response from the audience.
Encouraged by the chemistry and the audience's reception, the makers of Bhartha Mahasayulaku Wignyapthi decided to bring the pair back. While specific details about her character are being kept under wraps, sources close to the project indicate that Edin will be seen in an electrifying dance number. Her role is promised to be impactful and distinct from her previous appearance, offering fans something new to look forward to.
Personal Revelations: Planning for the Future
While her professional life is on an upward trajectory, Edin Rose has been equally open about her personal life and future plans. In a candid interview with Filmygyaan last year, the 26-year-old actress made a significant personal revelation that sparked both curiosity and admiration among her followers.
She disclosed her decision to freeze her eggs, stating, "I'm going to freeze my eggs. I want babies, but I don't know about the man part yet. I am going to do it in two days." Expressing her thoughts on age and family, she added, "I'm 26, turning 27, and I feel like my life is getting over as I'm getting old."
Edin, who describes herself as a family-oriented person, shared her pragmatic outlook. "If it happens organically and I get married, well and good. I do want to get married and have kids, but there's a high chance I won't find a partner the way I want because of the generation we live in," she explained.
A Conversation with Family
The actress also recounted the reaction of her mother to this modern approach to family planning. While describing her mother as open-minded, Edin noted that she was "a little old school" on this topic. "She immediately asked why I couldn't do things the traditional way and told me to get married," Edin said.
Her response to her mother was both pointed and heartfelt. "I asked her, 'Get married to who?' I told her why would I want to go through that trauma. Aaj banda accha hai, kal nahi hua toh? What if he doesn't love me?" Edin revealed her ultimate reasoning, saying, "I told my mom, 'Your husband was good, mine might not be, so let me freeze my eggs because I want babies, beautiful like me.' I am very fond of kids, but I don't know about the man part."
This blend of a thriving film career and forthright personal choices paints a picture of a young artist navigating stardom and life decisions on her own terms. As she prepares for her second Telugu film with a major star, her journey continues to be one to watch, both on and off the screen.
