Freida Pinto: Here is a list of the actor's most-loved films

Freida Pinto, an Indian actor who appears often in American and British films, has garnered appreciation from her fans for her versatile roles in her films. Freida Pinto’s fame skyrocketed right after her debut film Slumdog Millionaire was a major success at the box office. She has garnered appreciation by her fans for her exceptional acting skills in her films. She recently turned 35 on October 18, and fans have sent in a lot of wishes for her on social media. We list out a few of Freida Pinto’s movies that were most loved by her fans.

1. Slumdog Millionaire (2008)

Helmed by Danny Boyle, Slumdog Millionaire is Freida’s debut film that did remarkably well at the box office. Reports say that Pinto received many accolades for her performance in the film. The story of the Oscar-winning film chronicles the life of Jamal Malik (essayed by Dev Patel), an 18-year-old orphan from the slums of Mumbai, who is about to experience the biggest day of his life in a puzzled gaming session. Through his journey filled with hardships, Latika (Freida) stands beside him till the end.

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2. Immortals (2011)

Directed by Tarsem Singh, this film is one of Freida’s much-loved movies by her fans. She played the character of Phaedra, (who can see the future) in the film. In an interview with the media at an event, Freida shared her mission in the film was to make Theseus (Henry Cavill) believe in his destiny. She further added, she took time to dwell into her character and was happy about the fact that her fans loved it. Immortals film has a 6 plus rating on IMDb and did decently well at the box office. 

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3. Desert Dancer (2014)

Richard Raymond’s directorial film Desert Dancer marks as one of the most popular films in Freida Pinto's career. In different interviews, Frieda shared a lot about this film and her character Elahe. She said that she took so much time in understanding the dynamics between youth and its government in a different country. It was a story she was most attracted to in her entire career, she added. The story of the film is about how the lead cast risks everything to start a dance company despite their home country Iran's politically volatile tensions and a declarative ban on dancing. 

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