At the trailer launch, Yami was grilled about how the National Award might change her film choices. She shot back, “I still pick roles that ignite my curiosity; the audience’s pulse keeps me honest.”
She’s not just chasing glamour; she’s hunting for projects that feel original. “I’m looking for characters that break molds, not just for me but for anyone watching,” Yami mused, her eyes glinting with that same restless spark that first drew her to the silver screen.
When asked if the award shifted her mindset, she admitted it does. “It’s a humbling reminder that I’m a part of a larger tapestry of artists,” she said. “The recognition forces me to push harder, to stay diverse, and to keep learning.”
Nayyi Navelli, a gritty political drama set in a tense border town, promises that same edge. The script weaves a tale of power, betrayal, and survival—an arena where Yami’s range can stretch to new lengths.
Fans can expect a film that’s as sharp as it is emotional, and the October 16 release slot could make it a holiday season staple. Keep your calendars open; Yami’s comeback is slated to be a must‑see for anyone who loves a good thriller with a strong female lead.