Sai Pallavi Warns News Portal Of Legal Actions After Claiming She Turned Vegetarian For Ramayana, "Crappy..."

Sai Pallavi has been the latest headline maker ever since she was roped in to play the iconic character from the Ramayana, Sita. The actress will be seen playing the wife of Lord Ram in the Nitesh Tiwari's Ramayana, where Ranbir Kapoor will play the titular role. As the film is currently in the post-production process, there have been rumours swirling around that Sai Pallavi has turned vegetarian to play the character, even a media outlet has claimed so which didn't sit well with the actress. Later, she took to her Twitter account and slammed the portal for 'cooked up' stories. Not only that, but Sai Pallavi also warned the outlet of legal actions.

Sai Pallavi Warns News Portal Of Legal Actions

Sai Pallavi shared the report where it was claimed that the actress has 'vowed' to not touch non-vegetarian food until the shooting of Ramayana is done. It further mentioned that the actress has been travelling with her personal chef even when travelling abroad so that she can eat pure vegetarian food. Furthermore, it was mentioned that she has been opting for vegetarian food even at the restaurants.

Sharing the news Sai Pallavi wrote, "Most of the times, Almost every-time, I choose to stay silent whenever I see baseless rumours/ fabricated lies/ incorrect statements being spread with or without motives(God knows) but it's high-time that I react as it keeps happening consistently and doesn't seem to cease; especially around the time of my films' releases/ announcements/ cherish-able moments of my career!"

She further wrote issuing warning, "Next time I see any "reputed" page or media/ individual carrying a cooked up crappy story in the name of news or gossip then you will hear from me legally! Period!"

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Ramayana will be released in two parts and first part will hit the screen in 2026 and the second part is set to hit in 2027.