Actor Sai Pallavi denied rumours of adopting vegetarianism for her role as Sita in Ramayana. She slammed baseless claims and warned of legal action, calling out 'fabricated stories' in a strong social media post.

Actor Sai Pallavi has strongly denied these rumors and warned of legal action if such false claims continue to circulate.

Pallavi addressed the rumors through a long note. She wrote on X/Twitter: "Most of the times, Almost every-time, I choose to stay silent whenever I see baseless rumours...but it's high-time that I react;

Earlier, reports surfaced that Ranbir Kapoor ditched alcohol and meat for playing Lord Ram's role in Nitesh Tiwari's cinematic adaptation of the Indian Epic. Even reports surfaced that Sai Pallavi also gave up non-vegetarian food for the film as she will be essaying Devi Sita's role.

Sai Pallavi strongly slams to the reports of her turning into a vegetarian after taking Sita's role in Ramayana led by Ranbir Kapoor.

Sai Pallavi took to Twitter and shared how a media outlet, Vikatan Plus, has cooked up the news on how the actress turned vegetarian for Nitesh Tiwaris Ramayana.

On Wednesday (11 December 2024), Sai Pallavi took to X (formerly known as Twitter) and penned a long note slamming the news of her turning vegetarian to play the role of Goddess Sita in Ramayana.

Sai Pallavi will be making her Bollywood debut with Ranbir Kapoor in Nitesh Tiwari's Ramayana. The actress will be portraying the role of Sita in the film. Recently, reports went viral suggesting that the actress has turned vegetarian for her role in the film.

Sai Pallavi threatened to take action against people or portal spreading baseless rumours about her in an angry post shared on X. Sai Pallavi's reaction came after a Tami publication claimed that the actress adopted a vegetarian diet specifically for her role as Sita and even travelled with her team of cooks to ensure vegetarian food availability.

Sai Pallavi will be making her Bollywood debut as Maa Sita in Ramayana. She slammed a fake report about her turning vegetarian for the film. News