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Kruthika turns yoga teacher
I play a yoga teacher who raises a few orphans. It’s a matured role. I was a bit reserve in my earlier films but I have started to open up and this role will be high on glamour and comedy. Since I do yoga in real life too, it helped me to get my body language and expressions right for the role,” she points out.
Kruthika Jayakumar of ‘Drishyam’ fame is making steady progress in Tollywood. After being seen as a college goer in the recently released ‘Rojulu Maraayi’, the actress has now turned yoga teacher for her forthcoming film, ‘Intlo Dayyam Nakenti Bhayyam’, opposite Allari Naresh.
I play a yoga teacher who raises a few orphans. It’s a matured role. I was a bit reserve in my earlier films but I have started to open up and this role will be high on glamour and comedy. Since I do yoga in real life too, it helped me to get my body language and expressions right for the role,” she points out.
Has she shot for horror portions since the film is a horror comedy? “I am yet to, but I am looking forward to it. So far, the atmosphere on the sets has been very pleasant (smiles) and I’m learning a lot from my director G Nageshwar Reddy.”
How was it working with Allari Naresh? “I was initially nervous to work with him because I was apprehensive whether I would err with my lines and timing, but I have settled down as time progressed and he too made me very comfortable. He has a great sense of humour off the screen too.”
By:Sashidhar Adivi
