Sandalwood actor Radhika Chetan is busy shuttling between sets. She has completed 'Asatoma Sadgamaya' and will be winding up the shoot of 'Hottegaagi Genu Battegaagi' and 'Chase' soon.
She believes that upcoming film 'Coffee Thotta' that will release next month, will get her a lot of attention. In a candid chat with Tini Sara Anien, the young artiste talks about her projects and more.
You are really busy nowadays. How are you balancing your projects?
I love being busy. I have always wanted to be occupied with work. It is challenging to portray different roles and shuttle between sets but I am overjoyed. I am really excited about 'Chase', which is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
Any learning experience on the sets?
Every project has its own challenges and lessons attached. My recent project 'Hottegaagi Genu Battegaagi' with Anant
sir has been quite a different journey altogether. The expertise and enthusiasm this actor has is like none other. Working with him has been a humbling experience. He treats me like a daughter.
In 'Asatoma Sadgamaya', you have acted with Russian artistes...
It was interesting to shoot with Russian actors, especially with all the communication issues. But they were a fun lot! It will be really interesting to see their characters in the movie.
The audience will get to see you play a strong character in 'Coffee Thotta'.
Tell us more about your role.
I am hopeful that the movie will get me a lot of attention. I play the role of a coffee estate owner and the audience will get to see me in an interesting role. I play quite a jovial person here. Raghu Mukherjee and Rahul Madhav are also a part of the project. A couple of songs from the movie have gone viral too.
Where do you see yourself at the moment?
I am in a very happy space. With the varied roles that I am getting now, I cannot ask for more. I am getting to travel a lot to beautiful locales for movie shoots like Chikkamagaluru and Mysuru. I am a part of intelligent and inspiring scripts. I got a chance to work with great actors and directors. I feel very fortunate.
Are you a travel freak?
I love travelling. The best part about being an actor is that one can go to unexplored sights and beautiful locations. These places which look great in reel life are equally great in real life too.
How do you stay grounded?
I don't try to. I know that there is so much more to do. After working with senior artistes like Anant Nag, I know I have to evolve more as an artiste.![]( "Radhika Chetan")
Sandalwood actor Radhika Chetan is busy shuttling between sets. She has completed 'Asatoma Sadgamaya’ and will be winding up the shoot of 'Hottegaagi Genu Battegaagi’ and 'Chase’ soon.
She believes that upcoming film 'Coffee Thotta’ that will release next month, will get her a lot of attention. In a candid chat with Tini Sara Anien, the young artiste talks about her projects and more.
You are really busy nowadays. How are you balancing your projects?
I love being busy. I have always wanted to be occupied with work. It is challenging to portray different roles and shuttle between sets but I am overjoyed. I am really excited about 'Chase’, which is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
Any learning experience on the sets?
Every project has its own challenges and lessons attached. My recent project 'Hottegaagi Genu Battegaagi’ with Anant
sir has been quite a different journey altogether. The expertise and enthusiasm this actor has is like none other. Working with him has been a humbling experience. He treats me like a daughter.
In 'Asatoma Sadgamaya’, you have acted with Russian artistes...
It was interesting to shoot with Russian actors, especially with all the communication issues. But they were a fun lot! It will be really interesting to see their characters in the movie.
The audience will get to see you play a strong character in 'Coffee Thotta’.
Tell us more about your role.
I am hopeful that the movie will get me a lot of attention. I play the role of a coffee estate owner and the audience will get to see me in an interesting role. I play quite a jovial person here. Raghu Mukherjee and Rahul Madhav are also a part of the project. A couple of songs from the movie have gone viral too.
Where do you see yourself at the moment?
I am in a very happy space. With the varied roles that I am getting now, I cannot ask for more. I am getting to travel a lot to beautiful locales for movie shoots like Chikkamagaluru and Mysuru. I am a part of intelligent and inspiring scripts. I got a chance to work with great actors and directors. I feel very fortunate.
Are you a travel freak?
I love travelling. The best part about being an actor is that one can go to unexplored sights and beautiful locations. These places which look great in reel life are equally great in real life too.
How do you stay grounded?
I don’t try to. I know that there is so much more to do. After working with senior artistes like Anant Nag, I know I have to evolve more as an artiste.
She believes that upcoming film 'Coffee Thotta' that will release next month, will get her a lot of attention. In a candid chat with Tini Sara Anien, the young artiste talks about her projects and more.
You are really busy nowadays. How are you balancing your projects?
I love being busy. I have always wanted to be occupied with work. It is challenging to portray different roles and shuttle between sets but I am overjoyed. I am really excited about 'Chase', which is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
Any learning experience on the sets?
Every project has its own challenges and lessons attached. My recent project 'Hottegaagi Genu Battegaagi' with Anant
sir has been quite a different journey altogether. The expertise and enthusiasm this actor has is like none other. Working with him has been a humbling experience. He treats me like a daughter.
In 'Asatoma Sadgamaya', you have acted with Russian artistes...
It was interesting to shoot with Russian actors, especially with all the communication issues. But they were a fun lot! It will be really interesting to see their characters in the movie.
The audience will get to see you play a strong character in 'Coffee Thotta'.
Tell us more about your role.
I am hopeful that the movie will get me a lot of attention. I play the role of a coffee estate owner and the audience will get to see me in an interesting role. I play quite a jovial person here. Raghu Mukherjee and Rahul Madhav are also a part of the project. A couple of songs from the movie have gone viral too.
Where do you see yourself at the moment?
I am in a very happy space. With the varied roles that I am getting now, I cannot ask for more. I am getting to travel a lot to beautiful locales for movie shoots like Chikkamagaluru and Mysuru. I am a part of intelligent and inspiring scripts. I got a chance to work with great actors and directors. I feel very fortunate.
Are you a travel freak?
I love travelling. The best part about being an actor is that one can go to unexplored sights and beautiful locations. These places which look great in reel life are equally great in real life too.
How do you stay grounded?
I don't try to. I know that there is so much more to do. After working with senior artistes like Anant Nag, I know I have to evolve more as an artiste.
Sandalwood actor Radhika Chetan is busy shuttling between sets. She has completed 'Asatoma Sadgamaya’ and will be winding up the shoot of 'Hottegaagi Genu Battegaagi’ and 'Chase’ soon. She believes that upcoming film 'Coffee Thotta’ that will release next month, will get her a lot of attention. In a candid chat with Tini Sara Anien, the young artiste talks about her projects and more.
You are really busy nowadays. How are you balancing your projects?
I love being busy. I have always wanted to be occupied with work. It is challenging to portray different roles and shuttle between sets but I am overjoyed. I am really excited about 'Chase’, which is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
Any learning experience on the sets?
Every project has its own challenges and lessons attached. My recent project 'Hottegaagi Genu Battegaagi’ with Anant
sir has been quite a different journey altogether. The expertise and enthusiasm this actor has is like none other. Working with him has been a humbling experience. He treats me like a daughter.
In 'Asatoma Sadgamaya’, you have acted with Russian artistes...
It was interesting to shoot with Russian actors, especially with all the communication issues. But they were a fun lot! It will be really interesting to see their characters in the movie.
The audience will get to see you play a strong character in 'Coffee Thotta’.
Tell us more about your role.
I am hopeful that the movie will get me a lot of attention. I play the role of a coffee estate owner and the audience will get to see me in an interesting role. I play quite a jovial person here. Raghu Mukherjee and Rahul Madhav are also a part of the project. A couple of songs from the movie have gone viral too.
Where do you see yourself at the moment?
I am in a very happy space. With the varied roles that I am getting now, I cannot ask for more. I am getting to travel a lot to beautiful locales for movie shoots like Chikkamagaluru and Mysuru. I am a part of intelligent and inspiring scripts. I got a chance to work with great actors and directors. I feel very fortunate.
Are you a travel freak?
I love travelling. The best part about being an actor is that one can go to unexplored sights and beautiful locations. These places which look great in reel life are equally great in real life too.
How do you stay grounded?
I don’t try to. I know that there is so much more to do. After working with senior artistes like Anant Nag, I know I have to evolve more as an artiste.