Still shaking.
The silver screen has seen Drishyam 3 hit the theatres on October 2, and within two weeks it’s already carved out a ₹394 crore footprint, a figure that speaks louder than any trailer. The ensemble—Ajay Devgn, Tabu, Shriya Saran, Jaideep Ahlawat and newcomer Ishita Dutta—has kept audiences guessing with every twist.
“I still feel intimidated by Ajay Devgn and Tabu,” Ishita confesses, the words echoing through the hushed halls of the press conference. “I have to make sure I give my best because I don’t want them to have to do retakes because of me.” A laugh, a pause, then a genuine smile as she recalls the first days on set: the pressure, the silence, the sheer fear of being under the gaze of two legends.
When asked about Ajay’s method, Ishita paints a picture of a director who never lets insecurity creep in. “A great actor would know that a film does well if everybody does well,” she says, nodding to the veteran’s insistence that every performance must shine. Ajay’s reputation for meticulousness is mirrored in his own self‑critique: he’s the type who pushes everyone to grow, not just to act.
As Drishyam 3 continues to rake in cash and keep the conversation alive, Ishita’s story adds another layer to the film’s legacy. Her honest reflection shows that even in a house full of stars, the human side of the craft remains razor‑sharp. With her next project in the pipeline, fans can expect more of that raw, unfiltered star power.