
Tejasswi Prakash open to going bald for a role: ‘People lately have been finding a way around it'
Tejasswi Prakash on going bald
When we asked her if she would be open to going bald, Tejasswi said, 'I would do it.'
'I would go bald for a character if it requires. I'm very committed like that most of the time. I feel people lately have been finding a way around it… Like I'm doing something which is about transformation. But everyone in the industry has gone ahead and found so many more options for anything and everything, from making your hair colour look a certain way or making you look bald or making you look blonde. There are so many other solutions that nobody's really asked me to do it actually. But if ever I am asked, I would do it,' adds the actor, who rose to fame with her show Swaragini – Jodein Rishton Ke Sur.
The actor is known for starring in shows such as Naagin 6, Fear Factor: Khatron Ke Khiladi 10, Bigg Boss 15 and Celebrity MasterChef. With the transformation, Tejasswi was referring to her journey of losing some weight for her next project.
On her haircare
When it comes to Tejasswi's haircare routine, it is pretty basic, crediting the way she was brought up by her mom. She swears by 'champi' – a scalp massage.
'My hair care routine is pretty basic. Like how my mom brought me up, which includes champi. Lately, I have added quite a few steps to my hair care. Now, it is about doing like a proper hair wash and using a good hairmask for some 5-10 minutes and then applying a good serum,' shares the actor, adds the actor, who recently walked the ramp in Delhi as part of the hair show by Godrej Professional while unveiling The Surreal Collection.
Like any other, Tejasswi isn't immune to bad hair days, but she's mastered the art of transforming them into another look with her styling skills.
'I do have bad hair days, mostly because I have straight hair. My bad hair days aren't about my hair being frizzy. It is when my hair is really flat with zero volume. In fact, my hair somehow gets oily after just one or two days of washing. Those for me are my bad hair days. And at that time, I just did a sleek hairstyle such as ponytail,' she ends.
Hashtags

Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles


News18
40 minutes ago
- News18
Viral For Dramatic Salt-Sprinkling, This Chef Once 'Intimidated' Messi — A Short Rise & Fall Story
'From viral fame to public backlash, Was it ego? Missteps? or just too much, too fast? Did he deserve the fall?" asked a post by the Instagram page Mental Health & Motivation. The Salt Bae Moment That Changed Everything Salt Bae's rise started with a short video in 2017 which showed his signature move where he sprinkled salt with a dramatic wrist flick, letting it slide down his forearm onto a juicy steak. Wearing dark sunglasses and a tight white T-shirt, he became an internet sensation. The video caught the attention of millions including celebrities like Bruno Mars who reposted it and Rihanna who even wore a Salt Bae t-shirt. Stars such as Leonardo DiCaprio visited his restaurants. He has also been pictured with soccer legend David Beckham and actor Jason Statham. The Luxury Steak Empire Salt Bae's success led to the rapid expansion of his restaurant brand, Nusr-Et. Starting from a single location in 2010, his empire grew to include spots in Dubai, London, New York, Beverly Hills and more. His menu was anything but ordinary. At the Beverly Hills location, guests could enjoy char-grilled steaks like the mustard-marinated Amor, also known as Salt Bae's Private Reserve Cut, thick wagyu Woww steak and the famous Salt Bae tomahawk. Nusr-Et also offered a lavish Golden Experience menu that featured steaks coated in edible gold. For example, a 24-carat gold-covered tomahawk steak was priced at $950, a golden Amor at $1,500 and a massive four-pound wagyu New York strip steak at $2,000. The menu even included unique dishes like meat sushi topped with Parmigiano cheese served on beds of sushi rice. The restaurants became famous not only for the food but also for the spectacle with Salt Bae often performing his salt-sprinkling routine at the table. Trouble In Paradise Salt Bae's shine started to fade as serious complaints surfaced. A former waiter at his Manhattan steakhouse accused Salt Bae of taking a portion of the employees' tips. According to a report in Eater, the waiter had claimed that tips were pooled but that management kept about 3 per cent before sharing the rest with staff including managers and non-service employees. The employee had also alleged that workers were shorted on pay for breaks and overtime. According to the lawsuit, anyone who complained about not receiving their full tips was systematically fired. Customers also started speaking out. Many said, 'The show looks good. But the food isn't worth it." These accusations added to Salt Bae's growing list of controversies. Public Missteps Salt Bae's troubles extended beyond his restaurants. In 2022, he caused a stir by storming the pitch at the FIFA World Cup final without permission. He grabbed the trophy, kissed it and performed his signature salt-sprinkle gestures. Even Lionel Messi looked stunned by his unexpected actions. Many saw this as disrespectful.


Hindustan Times
2 hours ago
- Hindustan Times
Anupam Kher has a hilarious take on confusing signs outside public toilets: 'Why can't they be simple?'
Bollywood veteran Anupam Kher has gone candid on social media, sharing his "confusion" over the signs in public toilets. The actor took to his Instagram handle and shared a video, showing him talking about the unusual symbols that are used to signify male and female toilets in public. Anupam Kher has expressed confusion over weird gender signs outside toilets. Anupam Kher's funny confusion "There's one thing that I don't understand these days. To indicate toilets meant for men and women, they add such images or signs that will often confuse you for some time. This is normal in toilets outside restaurants, dubbing theatres, and studios. Why can't they be as simple as it used to happen before," Anupam Kher said in the video. He further went on to show the toilets of a studio, which had visibly different signs from the usual ones. Kher hilariously remarked why can't they be simpler. "Does this confusion happen to you???" he wrote in the caption. The actor's fans instantly took to the comment section and resonated with his thoughts. While many found the video funny, others highlighted their own experiences of coming across such toilet signs. What's he upto in Bollywood? On the work front, Anupam Kher's Tanvi The Great recently opened in theatres and received a warm reception from audiences. It is focused on the Indian Army and autism, telling the story of a young girl who lives with her mother and grandfather. Inspired by her late father, the girl aspires to join the forces. Besides Kher, the film's cast features Shubhangi Dutt, Boman Irani, Karan Tacker, Jackie Shroff, Arvind Swami, Nasser, and British actor Iain Glen. The film was produced under the banner of Anupam Kher Studios in collaboration with NFDC. Besides a decent run at the box office, 'Tanvi The Great' was also recognised globally during its festival run at Cannes, New York, Houston, and London.


Indian Express
2 hours ago
- Indian Express
Georgia rapper T-Hood fatally shot at home, dies at 33; police investigate homicide after domestic dispute
Rapper T-Hood, aka Tevin Hood, was shot and killed at his Georgia home, TMZ has confirmed. Gwinnett County police responded to reports of a dispute that ended in a fatal shooting on Friday evening in Snellville, near Atlanta. The investigation is ongoing, and one person has been detained, according to reports. After a 911 call, first responders reached the scene and treated the rapper before rushing him to a nearby hospital, where he tragically Succumbed to injuries. The case is being investigated as a homicide, though the motive remains unclear. His mother, Yulanda, confirmed his death to the outlet on August 9, denying reports that there was a party inside the house at the time. Police say one person was taken into custody for questioning. T-Hood was a popular name in the Southern rap scene, with tracks like 'READY 2 GO,' 'Big Booty,' and 'Perculator.' His last Instagram post was about a week ago. Also read: Brandon Blackstock cause of death revealed: Kelly Clarkson's ex-husband dies at 48, singer 'devastated' According to Channel 2 Action News, the shooting happened at nearly 7 p.m. at a home on Lee Road in Lilburn, situated right outside of Atlanta. Police responded after calls about a domestic fight that turned violent. When they arrived, they found Hood with several gunshot wounds, bleeding profusely. The police are still investigating and have not given more information about what caused the fight or who else might be involved. T-Hood's family confirmed his death to local news, and many fans and other musicians have shared their condolences on social media. Hood's music producer Deedotwill paid tribute on Instagram, writing, 'We was just on the phone all day. I can't believe you are gone. REST IN PEACE T-HOOD. I LOVE YOU BROTHER.' Known for his unique voice and rising presence in Atlanta's underground hip-hop scene, Hood had built a loyal fan base. Soon after the news broke, fans flooded social media with tributes. One wrote on X: 'I just started listening to bro music :( Rip T-Hood.' Another said: 'I just woke up to the news man I do not want to believe it,' while a third posted: 'They always take the best ones, your light was too mofo bright for this lame a** world!' Also read: Stephen Colbert slams Donald Trump's India tariffs, warns it will hurt Americans: 'Never a great sign to be compared to…' T-Hood was dating Kelsie Frost at the time of his death. Kelsie is the daughter of reality star Kirk Frost. Minutes after the news broke, she took to social media to mourn the loss. 'First off I've been advised not to speak up by plenty of parties. I can't sit back and let this narrative being created go on. The love of my life is GONE. the man I lay with and cuddle every single night…is no longer here,' she wrote. 'I want to ask for respect and privacy I won't because I will always defend my baby. I don't condone this s*** in anyway shape form, or fashion. I am sick to my stomach. I don't wish this on any one. My brain is all over the place, this is a total nightmare but I'm gonna get this off. I don't even have time to grieve or say my respects in the right manner because I am defending myself, being attacked by people who are creating weird and sick rumors.' His death happened just weeks after he posted a strange comedy video on Instagram where he dressed like a ghost in a cemetery. Some fans now find that video eerie and rumours have been circulating since. Gwinnett County police have asked anyone who knows anything about the shooting to come forward and help them figure out what led to this tragic event.