Siddharth breaks down in tears on stage ahead of 3BHK release; calls it a heartfelt homage to his parents

Siddharth breaks down into tears on stage ahead of 3BHK release; calls it is a heartfelt homage to his parents

Actor Siddharth of Tamil is preparing for the release of 3BHK, his historic 40th movie, which was directed by Sri Ganesh. The coming-of-age family drama, which is scheduled for release in the first week of July, has already generated a lot of buzz because of its poignant story and the actor's personal connection to it.

According to Siddharth, 3BHK has a strong emotional bond. Siddharth discussed the film's personal significance at a recent pre-release event in Hyderabad, saying that 3BHK is more than just a part; it's a movie that speaks to his family and celebrates his acting career.

The actor, who was clearly moved at the event, remarked, "When I told my parents this is my 40th film, I saw pride and relief on my father's face." "My parents play an emotional role in this movie. Without their steadfast support, this journey would not have been feasible. "They brought me a lot of tears," smiles Siddharth.

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Siddharth recalled the intensity of the filming process, describing 3BHK as a very emotional movie that made him cry on camera in a number of scenes.

"Everyone in this movie made me cry," he remarked. It's an emotional journey for me personally as well as for my character. I'm very happy that this is my 40th movie. I wanted this project to be a reflection of my parents' love and belief in me, which has helped me through everything, including financially.

3BHK's cast and crew
R. Sarathkumar, Devayani, Meetha Raghunath, Chaithra J. Achar, Yogi Babu, and Subbu Panchu are among the talented ensemble cast members of 3BHK. Produced by Shanthi Talkies, the movie is based on a short story by Aravindh Sachidanandam. Amrit Ramnath is the composer.
With intense emotions and high personal stakes, 3BHK is more than just another Siddharth movie; it's a celebration of his heritage, his roots, and the people who have supported him throughout his life.