Sriimurali is gearing up to portray what he considers the most significant role of his career on screen. The preparation for his character in Bagheera has been incredibly challenging. He describes feeling a mix of tension and excitement, having devoted three years of his life to the project. To achieve the desired look, he strictly followed a regimen of intense workouts and strict diets, cutting out sweets, curd, and ice cream as advised by his trainer. Despite facing injuries during filming that required surgery, Sriimurali persevered without getting discouraged, remaining focused and avoiding distractions. He also participated in workshops to hone his portrayal of a cop. Reflecting on his experience, he humorously notes that he received "four gifts" from the project: two back injuries and two leg injuries. Despite the setbacks, he speaks highly of the film's production team, who went above and beyond to accommodate his recovery, even holding on to the location and set for an extended period during his rehabilitation. Working once again with his brother-in-law, director Prashanth Neel, Sriimurali praises Neel's passion, dedication, and meticulous planning for his projects. He emphasizes the importance of remaining open to learning and being passionate about one's craft, citing Neel as a prime example of these qualities.Regarding Prashanth, he consistently strives for self-improvement. He is highly organized, and working with him is a professional thrill.