Tamannah is one actor who has gone international after doing Baahubali. Despite having some flops she is busy with ofers all the time. Popular as milky beauty she says she has no time for love and romance. After all she is also a human being.
But she loves the characters and the roles she is doing.Elaborating on her choice of roles, she cites the example of her recent films. “I’d say it has been an immensely satisfying year for me, professionally.
There have been such variety of roles and having so much scope to perform makes me feel very good,” says Tamannaah, adding, “While I got to play two shades of characters in Abhinetri, Dharma Durai saw me as a doctor working in a rural setup.
Oopiri was an emotional drama and a bilingual film. I have not done any film which resembles the other in any way.”
Having worked on a bilingual and trilingual, will Tamannaah do more multilinguals? “I’d say no. While I wouldn’t mind bilinguals, a trilingual is something I don’t want to try again. It really stresses you out.
While emoting each sequence in three different languages is one thing, it is the dance which makes it all tougher. It takes a toll on you. Getting the same emotion right multiple times is taxing. The process can be physically strenuous,” she says.
Tamannaah has shot 50 films already, even if you count the multilinguals as one film each. She never realised how it all happened. “I am not really a planner and never knew what was in store for me. I don’t like to talk about the future because nothing is certain. But time really does fly very fast and here I am today.
I am working everyday and want to keep going for as long as it is possible.” Ask her if she’s got any time for love? She quips, “I can’t do so many things together. Right now, I only have time for my work and nothing else.”
She is also a fitness freak and takes the diet according to the shootings needs of the day it is reported. But she has a long way to go.
