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Keerthy Suresh: Spontaneity Rules South Cinema
8 Nov
Summary
- Bollywood emphasizes pre-production, including script readings and actor training.
- South cinema filming is described as more spontaneous and less reliant on prep.
- Keerthy Suresh praised her dynamic with Radhika Apte in 'Akka'.
Actress Keerthy Suresh has shared her insights into the distinct working styles of the Bollywood and South Indian film industries. She observed that Bollywood places significant importance on pre-production processes, such as script readings and actor training, fostering more interaction among cast members before filming begins.
In contrast, Suresh described the South Indian film industry as more spontaneous. She mentioned that actors in the South might meet their co-stars for the first time on the shooting day. This less structured approach allows for improvisation, a style she finds appealing alongside the meticulous preparation seen in Bollywood.
Suresh also spoke about her recent role in the crime thriller web series 'Akka.' She plays Bhavani, a character depicted as a strong woman determined to protect her legacy. She highlighted the complexity of Bhavani's choices, especially under high stakes.
Furthermore, Suresh praised her collaboration with Radhika Apte, noting how their characters, Bhavani and Rudra, bring contrasting energies that enhance the narrative tension. Suresh was also recently seen in a special appearance in the film 'The Paradise.'
