Actress Kalyani Priyadarshini has recently addressed false reports about her personal life circulating online. A website claimed that she and her brother spent a week in an orphanage in Vietnam to learn life lessons, quoting her as saying it was a “life-changing experience.” Kalyani promptly denied this, stating, “I never said this. Please do not spread false information.” She clarified that the stories suggesting she spent time in an orphanage with her brother are untrue.
Kalyani Priyadarshini, who entered the film industry as a Malayalam actress from a family background, has recently made headlines for her record-breaking performance in the film Loka Chapter 1: Chandra. The movie, which featured her in a female superhero role, crossed ₹100 crore in record time at the Indian box office. This made her the first Malayalam actress to lead such a concept successfully. The film was also released in Telugu as Puthunokka and has received similarly enthusiastic responses.
Fans and film enthusiasts have praised her performance on social media, applauding her energy and screen presence. Loka Chapter 1: Chandra was directed by Dominic Arun and produced by Dulquer Salman. Since its release on 28 August, the film has earned over ₹270 crore, setting a record for the highest-grossing Malayalam film to date. It continues to run in theatres, with producers confirming that it will not release on OTT platforms immediately, keeping the theatrical experience exclusive.
Kalyani’s Telugu audience first saw her in Halo, followed by a strong performance in Chitralahari. She then focused on Malayalam cinema before returning to Telugu screens with Puthunokka, delighting fans after several years.
By addressing the false orphanage reports, Kalyani Priyadarshini has reaffirmed her commitment to transparency and personal boundaries while continuing to make a significant impact in Indian cinema with her recent achievements.
