Parvathy reveals she was scared of cameras as a child; shares her ‘creepiest expression of bravery’ : Bollywood News

Malayalee actress Parvathy has proved her acting mettle through films like Bangalore Days, Take Off and recently Uyare. However, the actress recently revealed that she was scared of cameras as a child.

Parvathy reveals she was scared of cameras as a child; shares her ‘creepiest expression of bravery’

Parvathy took to Instagram to share an adorable picture from her childhood and described how scared she was to face the camera. She recalled the day she bravely posed for a picture all by herself and calls it the ‘creepiest expression of bravery’. Sharing her childhood photo, in which she is seen dressed in a green frock, she wrote, "I was scared of the camera. I wouldn’t stop crying. The lens was a strange all-seeing deep eye that pointed at me. After several failed attempts, I somehow managed to unglue myself from my mother and bravely stood there. Alone. Wide eyed. Petrified. Won’t back down. How did that smile creep up there? I was fooled, people! They told me GEMS (the chocolate, not stones) would pop out of the mysterious eye (camera lens) if I smiled! All that popped out of this exercise was this. The proof of the creepiest expression of bravery that I mastered at such a tender age. Strange, I still wear it like a bawse!”

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I was scared of the camera. I wouldn’t stop crying. The lens was a strange all-seeing deep eye that pointed at me. After several failed attempts, I somehow managed to unglue myself from my mother and bravely stood there. Alone. Wide eyed. Petrified. Won’t back down. How did that smile creep up there? I was fooled, people! They told me GEMS (the chocolate, not stones) would pop out of the mysterious eye if I smiled! Gems’ഉം വന്നില്ല ഒരു കുന്തോം വന്നില്ല ! ഒരു വിചിത്ര ചിരിയുമായി ഞാൻ അവിടെ പ്ലിങ്ങി നിന്നു ! All that popped out of this exercise was this. The proof of the creepiest expression of bravery that I mastered at such a tender age. Strange, I still wear it like a bawse! I love that I have vivid memories of the day even now. And I miss that frock. ????

A post shared by Parvathy Thiruvothu (@par_vathy) on Apr 22, 2020 at 10:17am PDT

Meanwhile, on the work front, Parvathy had a successful 2019 where she had two hit films. She played an acid attack survivor in Uyare and was also seen in the multi-starrer Virus.

Currently, Parvathy is awaiting the release of Halal Love Story by Zakariya Mohammed. She is also working on a Malayalam film titled Rachiyamma.

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