How do you feel working in ‘Magadheera’?
I must first thank God for this opportunity. ‘Magadheera’ happened to me unexpectedly. This is one of the best opportunities to prove myself as an actress. For the first time I played dual role and both characters have a lot to emote. It is a thrilling experience to say, as I use to play the princess one day and the very next day a modern girl.
What is the specialty of the two roles you played?
It is known to all that the film is a love story on rebirth concept. The first character is the princess whose name is Mitrabrinda while the second character Indhu belongs to the modern age, i.e., after the re-birth of princess. She is a fashion designer. Since both characters belong to different ages, right from my costumes, body language, dialogues etc., has lots of contrast.
You have not done any mythological roles before. Then how did you manage to portray the princess role?
Yes! I took training in horse riding and sword fighting for the princess role. In some of the scenes without a single dialogue I needed to express through my eyes. Rajamouli sir would never okay the scene until he felt that I gave the right kind of expression.
Is there any horse riding and sword fighting scenes for you too?
As I said before one of characters in the film is princess and one has to watch the film to really understand the context.
How was it doing these scenes?
I use to feel as if I have gone back to hundreds of years ago. This movie is a very special one for me and the shooting experiences are the most unforgettable ones in my life.
Your working experience with Ram Charan Teja?
He is an amazing co-star. His performance, fights and dances are simply superb. It was a great experience while shooting the horse riding scenes.
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