Sandara Park, inilahad ang gusto niyang maging comeback project sa Pinas

• Sandara Park revealed that she wants to return to Philippine show business and make another Filipino movie
• The South Korean star believes she can now take on more mature roles, including romantic stories, because her Tagalog has improved significantly since her early acting days
• Speaking with Karen Davila, Sandara also expressed deep gratitude for the Filipino fans who have continued supporting her throughout her career
• She described her longtime supporters as some of her oldest friends and said their unwavering loyalty continues to amaze her

South Korean singer and actress Sandara Park expressed her desire to return to Philippine show business, revealing that she hopes to star in another Filipino movie and explore more mature acting roles.

During her conversation with journalist Karen Davila, Sandara shared that she remains interested in working on local entertainment projects, particularly films. The former Philippine showbiz sensation explained that her acting opportunities in the country were quite different when she was younger, as many of the characters she portrayed were exchange students or foreigners who were still learning to speak Filipino.

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Now that her Tagalog has improved considerably, Sandara believes she can take on a wider variety of roles and portray characters that require more emotional depth.

“Actually gusto ko po, and I want to do a Pinoy movie again,” she said.

Sandara recalled that when she was 20 years old, many of the roles offered to her involved playing exchange students and similar characters. At the time, her limited ability to speak Tagalog influenced the kinds of parts she could accept.

“Dati when I was 20 years old, lahat ng roles ko exchange student, mga ganun. Hindi pa marunong mag-Tagalog, pero ngayon mas magaling pa ako mag-Tagalog. So, I think I can do much more mature roles and ’yung mga love story, mga ganun,” she stated.

Having grown older and become more comfortable with the local language, she sees the possibility of portraying characters beyond the youthful and foreign roles that defined much of her early acting career.

Among the projects she would particularly welcome are romantic films and stories featuring more mature characters.

Aside from discussing her career plans, Sandara spoke affectionately about her Filipino fans, expressing how much their support has meant to her over the years.

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“Lagi ko sinasabi sa kanila parang no words can explain how much I’m thankful kasi parang talagang iniisip ko siguro Pinay po ako sa past life ko kasi di ba it’s really amazing,” she shared.

Sandara said she continues to be amazed that Filipino fans still show up for her events, even after all these years. She recalled a recent gathering at the Mall of Asia, where she was touched to see the familiar supporters who have followed her journey since the beginning.

“Nandun po sila lahat,” she said, referring to the fans who attended her event.

“So sila ‘yung longest friends ko from my first fan’s club,” she added.

Sandara Park is a South Korean singer, actress, and television personality whose rise to fame began in the Philippines. She became a household name after joining ABS-CBN’s talent search Star Circle Quest in 2004, quickly gaining a large following among Filipino viewers. Her popularity led to opportunities in local television programs, movies, and other entertainment projects. She eventually returned to South Korea in 2007, where she continued pursuing her career and later reached international success as a member of the K-pop girl group 2NE1. The group went on to become one of the most influential acts in the history of Korean pop music, further establishing Sandara’s status as an internationally recognized entertainer.

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In the same conversation with Karen Davila, Sandara discussed her decision to leave the Philippines for South Korea in 2007, even though she was already enjoying considerable popularity among Filipino audiences. She recalled that a vacation in Korea made her realize that people there did not recognize her, prompting her to challenge herself and pursue stardom in her home country as well. Her decision surprised and concerned people around her, with executives, managers, and even fans warning her against leaving the Philippines. Sandara also admitted that the beginning of her life in Korea was difficult, recalling how lonely she felt while adjusting to her new environment and trying to establish herself in a different entertainment industry.

In another report, Sandara shared photographs from her birthday celebrations in the Philippines, giving followers a look at the festivities through a carousel of social media images. The collection, posted on Thursday, November 12, featured several moments from her birthday activities in Manila, allowing fans to catch a glimpse of how she marked the occasion during her visit to the country.

Source: KAMI.com.gh