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Shruti Haasan OPENS up about COSMETIC PROCEDURES

Times of India EntertainmentBy TOI Entertainment Desk
13 Nov 2026
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Shruti Haasan OPENS up about COSMETIC PROCEDURES
Shruti Haasan OPENS up about COSMETIC PROCEDURES
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Shruti Haasan OPENS up about COSMETIC PROCEDURES

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  • ✓Shruti Haasan OPENS up about COSMETIC PROCEDURES
  • ✓Dulquer Salmaan and the team will attend a promotional event at Forum Kochi today (Nov 13) evening.
  • ✓The film is scheduled to arrive in theatres worldwide on November 20 in Telugu, Tamil, Hindi, and Malayalam.
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Newsentertainmenttamilmovies'It is silly to lie about it': Shruti Haasan OPENS up about COSMETIC PROCEDURES; 'Aakasamlo Oka Tara' actress says she sees no point in hiding them 'It is silly to lie about it': Shruti Haasan OPENS up about COSMETIC PROCEDURES; 'Aakasamlo Oka Tara' actress says she sees no point in hiding them TOI Entertainment Desk / etimes.in / Nov 13, 2026, 11:55 IST Actor Shruti Haasan has never been someone who shies away from speaking her mind.

The actress recently shared her views on cosmetic procedures, explaining why she does not believe in hiding personal choices from the public. She also spoke about her experience with alcohol and how she has been careful about managing her relationship with it.Shruti Haasan says she does not want to promote cosmetic procedures Speaking about cosmetic enhancements during her appearance on Double Date, Shruti Haasan said she finds it pointless when celebrities deny undergoing procedures despite visible changes in their appearance.

Having grown up in front of the cameras, she believes being honest about such matters is better than making claims that people may find difficult to believe. "I speak very carefully about these things, but I have grown up in front of people and it is silly to lie about it.

I am not judging anyone, but some people say, 'I was born like this.' But you were not like this three weeks before! Like, whatever!" she said with a laugh.Shruti Haasan says cosmetic choices are personal The actress was also careful to point out that she does not judge people for choosing cosmetic treatments.

According to Shruti Haasan, everyone has the freedom to make decisions about their appearance, but she does not understand why some people feel the need to conceal them. "Sab ki marzi, khud ki marzi. I don't see the point of lying about it.

But also, I don't want to be a promoter of it," she added. The conversation also turned personal when Shruti Haasan discussed her relationship with alcohol. She revealed that she had stayed away from alcohol completely for eight years before eventually returning to drinking.

"I always said openly that it's not good for me! I am super careful with it now. Join conversation I am in a journey of managing it," she explained.Shruti Haasan and Dulquer Salmaan's 'Aakasamlo Oka Tara' gets ready for release Meanwhile, Shruti Haasan is preparing for the release of her upcoming film 'Aakasamlo Oka Tara,' directed by Pavan Sadineni.

The romantic drama features Dulquer Salmaan and newcomer Satvika Veeravalli in the lead roles, with Shruti playing Rohini. The supporting cast includes Ruhani, Murali Sharma and Swasika. Music for the film has been composed by G V Prakash Kumar.

Dulquer Salmaan and the team will attend a promotional event at Forum Kochi today (Nov 13) evening. The film is scheduled to arrive in theatres worldwide on November 20 in Telugu, Tamil, Hindi, and Malayalam. As the promotional campaign picks up steam, Shruti Haasan’s honest observations have helped focus attention on her thoughts about beauty and choice.

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Topic CategoryENTERTAINMENT
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Publication Date13 November 2026
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