Amala Paul is one of the most renowned faces in the South Industry In 2019, the actress stunned her fans by taking a sabbatical from films while she was at the peak of her career that the actress decided to take a break from films. In a recent interview, the actress reacts to quitting the film industry.
The actress said, “I didn't want to quit film because my films were not doing fine or that I was not getting any offers. I got the biggest offers of my career at that point in time but I had to say no, because I simply needed a break. I was tired, exhausted, burned out. I started in the industry when I was 17 and now I'm 30. So, you know, it's almost 13 years of no break at all.”
She further added, “ And then I went through my personal loss, losing my father, then the pandemic happened and suddenly I was at home and I didn't have anything to do. There were no flights to catch, meetings to attend or characters to work on. And that gave me a lot of time to connect with myself, process my emotions, my journey and my life. And I sort of realised that I was not very happy with the person that I was becoming. I felt like I was carrying too much baggage and that break phase was very cleansing for me. I call it my washing machine phase. I was literally going through so much detox and healing. I didn't have the energy to do movies.”
The actress concluded it and said, “When I discussed that with my family, they were like, normally nobody takes a break. If you're taking a break, then you could be forgotten. But that was not a concern for me because I was prioritising my need to rest.”
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