Adivi Sesh's Border Chase for Love & His Take on Telugu Cinema's Heart

Actor Adivi Sesh shared a personal anecdote about impulsively crossing from the US into Canada with no money to pursue his first love. He described the challenging yet interesting six-month episode from his youth. Speaking at an event for his film "Dacoit," Sesh also analyzed the Telugu film industry's unique strength. He attributed its powerful emotional core to being funded by passionate individual producers rather than corporate entities.

Key Points: Adivi Sesh Crossed US-Canada Border Chasing First Love

  • Crossed US-Canada border for love
  • Had no money, sought help from strangers
  • Calls it a six-month life episode
  • Praises Telugu cinema's emotional ownership
  • Says industry is driven by individual passion, not corporates
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Adivi Sesh says he crossed US-Canada border while chasing first love

Actor Adivi Sesh reveals a wild six-month journey chasing love across a border and explains the emotional core of Telugu cinema.

Adivi Sesh says he crossed US-Canada border while chasing first love
"I went to Canada to chase the girl. - Adivi Sesh"

Mumbai, April 4

Actor Adivi Sesh revealed how he once crossed the US-Canada border while pursuing his first love, further describing it as a six-month phase from his early life.

The actor, who was speaking at an event for his upcoming film "Dacoit," where he was present with director Anurag Kashyap and co-actor Mrunal Thakur.

Addressing the media present, he said, "Let me say this again publicly. In my first love story, I was in the US. I went to Canada to chase the girl."

He added, "I didn't have money in my pocket. I ran to the border of the country. I asked people there if there were any Indians so that I could find a place to sleep in someone's house. It was a very interesting six-month episode in my life."

Talking about "Dacoit," the movie along with Adhivesh, also stars Anurag Kashyap and Mrunal Thakur.

Adivi Sesh has also been associated with projects such as "Bombay Shovel Club" and "The Field," amongst others.

The actor who has been an actor mainly down south, had earlier spoken about the strength of Telugu cinema.

He had shared that unlike other film industries of India, Telugu cinema has a strong emotional core because it isn't still ruled by the corporates.

When asked what separates Telugu cinema from other industries of India, he told IANS, "I think emotional ownership. And I'll tell you what I mean by that. Telugu cinema till date is still produced by individual producers. Someone might have mortgaged a house and he's come to produce a film, someone sold a piece of land, and he's come to produce a film."

He added, "Someone did well for himself in real estate or she's a doctor and she's come to produce a film. Whatever it may be. These are the people who are producing even our INR 300, 400, 500 crore films".

- IANS

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Rohit P
Crossing an international border with no money? That sounds more like a plot for a thriller than a love story! While it's a fun anecdote, I hope young fans don't get the wrong idea. Safety first, yaar. But his passion for Telugu cinema is spot on.
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Aman W
His point about Telugu cinema is very interesting. When a producer has their own skin in the game, they are more emotionally invested than a corporate executive just looking at spreadsheets. Maybe that's why Telugu films connect so deeply with the masses.
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Sarah B
As someone who has lived abroad, the part about asking for Indians at the border to find a place to stay is the most real thing. The Indian community network abroad is truly a lifesaver. It's heartwarming to hear stories like this.
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Karthik V
Respectfully, while the love story is charming, I find his comments about other industries being "ruled by corporates" a bit reductive. Many great, emotional films come from Mumbai and other places with corporate backing. It's about the people, not the funding source.
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Nisha Z
Adivi Sesh always gives such thoughtful interviews. More than the border story, I'm excited for 'Dacoit'! The combination with Anurag Kashyap sounds very promising. Hoping it brings a fresh wave of storytelling to Telugu cinema.

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