<p>Radhika Pandit is super excited about two things — one working with director Yograj Bhat for the first time and another, the success of her latest release Addhuri. </p>.<p><br />She is playing a flirt in Bhat’s ‘Drama’. “My role has given me an opportunity to explore another side of the actor in me. It’s quite challenging and I have really worked hard to get my act right in the film,” Radhika tells Metrolife.</p>.<p><br />Talking more about her role, she says, “I play a character who is bindass and a compulsive flirt. I don’t know why Yograj sir thought I could carry off this character really well but I am glad he trusted me with this role.” </p>.<p><br />She points out that the first schedule was largely shot in Mysore and the second part was shot along the Konkan coast, “As the film wore on, I realised that I’m enjoying playing the character and perfecting the art of flirting. I had to, literally, wear that kind of attitude on my sleeve and do everything like a flirt,” she notes.<br /><br />About working with Yograj, Radhika says that she always learns something from every co-star and director she has worked with. She adds, “Yogaraj Bhat as person is chilled out and fun to be with just like his movies. </p>.<p>He’s calm, composed and there’s never a moment when you will find him over-excited. There’s a lot to learn from him,” she observes. And Radhika says that there’s an element of Yograj in every aspect of the film. </p>.<p><br />“He’s knowledgable and well-informed but he makes no bones about it. That’s the best thing,” she adds. </p>.<p><br /> Radhika has teamed with director Suri in Kaddipudi, meaning tobacco. So will she wield a cigarette and grab a lot of eyeballs just like one of her costars did recently in a film? “Oh no, I am playing a sari and pavadai davani clad girl with absolutely no make-up – bang opposite to how I look in ‘Drama’. It’s nice to be playing different shades and characters all the time,” she concludes. </p>
<p>Radhika Pandit is super excited about two things — one working with director Yograj Bhat for the first time and another, the success of her latest release Addhuri. </p>.<p><br />She is playing a flirt in Bhat’s ‘Drama’. “My role has given me an opportunity to explore another side of the actor in me. It’s quite challenging and I have really worked hard to get my act right in the film,” Radhika tells Metrolife.</p>.<p><br />Talking more about her role, she says, “I play a character who is bindass and a compulsive flirt. I don’t know why Yograj sir thought I could carry off this character really well but I am glad he trusted me with this role.” </p>.<p><br />She points out that the first schedule was largely shot in Mysore and the second part was shot along the Konkan coast, “As the film wore on, I realised that I’m enjoying playing the character and perfecting the art of flirting. I had to, literally, wear that kind of attitude on my sleeve and do everything like a flirt,” she notes.<br /><br />About working with Yograj, Radhika says that she always learns something from every co-star and director she has worked with. She adds, “Yogaraj Bhat as person is chilled out and fun to be with just like his movies. </p>.<p>He’s calm, composed and there’s never a moment when you will find him over-excited. There’s a lot to learn from him,” she observes. And Radhika says that there’s an element of Yograj in every aspect of the film. </p>.<p><br />“He’s knowledgable and well-informed but he makes no bones about it. That’s the best thing,” she adds. </p>.<p><br /> Radhika has teamed with director Suri in Kaddipudi, meaning tobacco. So will she wield a cigarette and grab a lot of eyeballs just like one of her costars did recently in a film? “Oh no, I am playing a sari and pavadai davani clad girl with absolutely no make-up – bang opposite to how I look in ‘Drama’. It’s nice to be playing different shades and characters all the time,” she concludes. </p>