Sai Pallavi’s Upcoming Films (2026–2027)

Sai Pallavi is among the most respected and talented actresses of South indian cinema. Known for her natural performances and strong screen presence, she has built a massive fan following over the years. Now, the actress is all set to make a strong mark in bollywood as well. Between 2026 and 2027, several big projects of Sai Pallavi are lined up, including mythological epics, romantic dramas, and a prestigious biopic. Here’s a detailed look at her upcoming films in bullet points.

🎬 Big Projects Lined Up

* Ramayana: Part 1

One of the most-awaited films of Sai Pallavi’s career

A large-scale bollywood mythological epic

Stars ranbir kapoor in the role of Lord Ram

Sai Pallavi will be seen portraying Mata Sita.

Scheduled to release on diwali 2026

Currently in the post-production stage

* Ramayana: Part 2

Sequel to Ramayana: Part 1

Planned for diwali 2027 release

Continues the epic saga of Ram, Sita, and Ravana

Directed by Nitesh Tiwari (Dangal fame)

Produced by Namit Malhotra

The star cast includes ranbir kapoor, sai pallavi, Yash, Sunny Deol, ravi Dubey, Lara Dutta, and rakul Preet Singh.

Considered one of the most ambitious projects in indian cinema

* Mere Raho

Sai Pallavi’s official bollywood debut

Romantic comedy film

Co-stars Junaid Khan, son of Aamir Khan

Directed by sunil Pandey

Initially planned for 2025, now postponed.

Expected theatrical release in Summer 2026

Exact release date yet to be announced

* M. S. Subbulakshmi Biopic

A prestigious biographical film

Directed by gautam Tinnanuri

Sai Pallavi will portray legendary Carnatic singer M. S. Subbulakshmi.

One of her most performance-driven roles

Release date yet to be officially announced

⭐ Final Word

With mythological epics, a bollywood debut, and a powerful biopic, Sai Pallavi’s upcoming films promise to showcase her versatility and acting depth. The years 2026–2027 are set to be a defining phase in her career.

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