<p>A lot of people in the Kannada film fraternity think that actress Haripriya has given up acting in Sandalwood, since she is being seen in Telugu projects more often. </p>.<p>She recently committed herself to a few more projects in Telugu. “It’s not true that I don’t want to work in the Kannada film industry. I have been getting some good roles in Telugu and if I get the same here, I will take them up as well,” Haripriya tells Metrolife.<br /><br />Haripriya feels that Kannada movies have hero-oriented subjects and there always seems to be very little for the female lead to do. “The other industries are certainly different in that aspect. I will soon start dubbing for my Telugu film, Abbayi Class, Ammayi Mass. </p>.<p>I will be dubbing for the first time in Telugu. The director was impressed with my voice and he insisted that I lend my voice to my character,” says Haripriya, who is thoroughly excited about getting a chance to do more than just acting for her latest venture. She adds, “Telugu is my mother tongue and I don’t find it too hard to dub in.” <br /><br />While things in the Telugu film industry are going really well for Haripriya, she is working on a couple of projects in Sandalwood — including Ranathanthra, meaning battlefield. </p>.<p>“This is a romance-cum-action thriller, in which I play a journalist. This character has given me a lot of scope to exploit the actor in me,” she says. In another Kannada film, that is yet to be titled, Haripriya plays a girl who works for a software company. “The story is about the good and bad sides of the IT world. It’s a suspense thriller and the entire story is not revealed till the end. That’s what a good movie must do to keep viewers entertained throughout,” she adds. <br /><br />Haripriya prefers to go beyond ordinary roles and do something more substantial. “I have a lot of offers from the Kannada film industry but I want to do more challenging roles. I take my career pretty seriously and I don’t want to be just another actress,” she sums up.</p>
<p>A lot of people in the Kannada film fraternity think that actress Haripriya has given up acting in Sandalwood, since she is being seen in Telugu projects more often. </p>.<p>She recently committed herself to a few more projects in Telugu. “It’s not true that I don’t want to work in the Kannada film industry. I have been getting some good roles in Telugu and if I get the same here, I will take them up as well,” Haripriya tells Metrolife.<br /><br />Haripriya feels that Kannada movies have hero-oriented subjects and there always seems to be very little for the female lead to do. “The other industries are certainly different in that aspect. I will soon start dubbing for my Telugu film, Abbayi Class, Ammayi Mass. </p>.<p>I will be dubbing for the first time in Telugu. The director was impressed with my voice and he insisted that I lend my voice to my character,” says Haripriya, who is thoroughly excited about getting a chance to do more than just acting for her latest venture. She adds, “Telugu is my mother tongue and I don’t find it too hard to dub in.” <br /><br />While things in the Telugu film industry are going really well for Haripriya, she is working on a couple of projects in Sandalwood — including Ranathanthra, meaning battlefield. </p>.<p>“This is a romance-cum-action thriller, in which I play a journalist. This character has given me a lot of scope to exploit the actor in me,” she says. In another Kannada film, that is yet to be titled, Haripriya plays a girl who works for a software company. “The story is about the good and bad sides of the IT world. It’s a suspense thriller and the entire story is not revealed till the end. That’s what a good movie must do to keep viewers entertained throughout,” she adds. <br /><br />Haripriya prefers to go beyond ordinary roles and do something more substantial. “I have a lot of offers from the Kannada film industry but I want to do more challenging roles. I take my career pretty seriously and I don’t want to be just another actress,” she sums up.</p>