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Hyderabad is such a lovely place.
I like gangster movies, personally.
I am a shy person who is not very okay with the camera.
Being a heroine in Vikram Kumar sir's film is everybody's wish.
I thought behind the camera roles would suit me better because I'm sensitive.
While doing my architecture from the Parsons School of Design, I also did theatre.
For some reason, I shied away from watching Telugu films but now I am hooked to them.
Some stories are meant to be experienced by everyone and language and culture are no bar.
I would be glad to share the screen with anyone as long as I love my character and the story.
If I failed in acting, I wanted to have a backup, thus I chose architecture. I learnt painting as well.
I got a degree in architecture for the educational experience but in terms of career, everything is cinema.
I have these memories of watching my dad thoroughly enjoying his work and I would have so much fun on the sets.
I never thought I would debut in a Telugu film; it was my destiny to take up a film that, incidentally, was about destiny.
As a child I was on the sets all the time, even during vacation. Had I known I would be an actor, I'd have groomed and trained myself better.
I feel that I would perform really well if there was no camera in front of me. But when there is one, and the director says 'Action!' I freeze.
I'm a person who takes criticism personally and that had put doubts in my mind about doing a film. I tried to overcome it and give acting a shot.
I'd rather have two minutes of screen time and have purpose than have 20 minutes of screen time in a separate track that makes no sense to the story.
My mom was the happiest person when I first got a Telugu offer. She told me that the people here love cinema and will also love you. I have to agree with her.
But I applaud my parents for they never really put us in hell. Whatever, emotionally, they were going through... they made sure they never took that out at home.
I grew up watching film shootings as I always accompanied my father during my holidays. So I was not scared about facing the camera nor did I go to any acting classes.
The best thing my parents did was to make me study in Chennai. I was in a school where most others around me were also from film industry families so none of us realised what our parents were.
Most definitely a daddy's girl... but I am close to both my parents. Amma is my biggest fan; Achan is my biggest critic, so it is difficult to please my father. I am always trying to make him proud.
I am happy to have been directed by my father, Priyadarshan, in the Malayalam movie 'Marakkar.' My dad said nothing about my performance during the shoot. But once done, he complimented me as a filmmaker, saying that I gave the output he needed.
So, when directors come up to me and ask if they should just narrate my role, I would say no and insist on knowing the whole story. It would give me a better idea of what I'm going to be a part of because when I look back at my career later on in life, nobody is going to remember my screen time.