<p>Actor Shraddha Srinath is in a happy place with many projects in her kitty. <br /><br />While she is close to winding up her Kannada film ‘Godhra’, where she is cast opposite Sathish Ninasam, she also has two untitled projects in Telugu. <br /><br />In an interview with Tini Sara Anien, Shraddha talks about her projects.<br /><br />What‘s new at your end?<br /><br />I‘m just finishing the projects in hand. There’s no time to waste. I had a lot of fun shooting for ‘Godhra’ with Satish Ninasam. It was a great learning experience. One of the Telugu projects is an urban rom-com which is by Ravikanth Perepu and the other one is a drama, opposite veteran Saikumar’s son Aadi.<br /><br />Are you happy?<br /><br />I am content. But I also know that there’s a lot more to go. I keep wondering about what will work and what won’t. Questions like ‘Am I at the top of my game?’ keep bothering me like any other artiste. I try to tell myself that there is no point in being stressed.<br /><br />Tell us about ‘Godhra’.<br /><br />It is a movie connected to society and politics. I play the role of Nitya, someone who is from the privileged strata of the society. My character campaigns against the ills of the <br />society and is always running around for the emancipation of downtrodden.<br /><br />How close are you to your role?<br /><br />I am close to Nitya though I am not into politics. I sometimes think I am an armchair critic (laughs). But I do want to do much more than that. I am passionate about social issues.<br /><br />How do you relax between sets?<br /><br />I have very little time to relax. When I’m not shooting, I have other personal chores to finish.<br /><br />Would you call yourself choosy?<br /><br />Yes, I am. I don’t want to take too many risks. I would rather do two good movies a year rather than have a series of movie releases and not have quality movies to point at.</p>
<p>Actor Shraddha Srinath is in a happy place with many projects in her kitty. <br /><br />While she is close to winding up her Kannada film ‘Godhra’, where she is cast opposite Sathish Ninasam, she also has two untitled projects in Telugu. <br /><br />In an interview with Tini Sara Anien, Shraddha talks about her projects.<br /><br />What‘s new at your end?<br /><br />I‘m just finishing the projects in hand. There’s no time to waste. I had a lot of fun shooting for ‘Godhra’ with Satish Ninasam. It was a great learning experience. One of the Telugu projects is an urban rom-com which is by Ravikanth Perepu and the other one is a drama, opposite veteran Saikumar’s son Aadi.<br /><br />Are you happy?<br /><br />I am content. But I also know that there’s a lot more to go. I keep wondering about what will work and what won’t. Questions like ‘Am I at the top of my game?’ keep bothering me like any other artiste. I try to tell myself that there is no point in being stressed.<br /><br />Tell us about ‘Godhra’.<br /><br />It is a movie connected to society and politics. I play the role of Nitya, someone who is from the privileged strata of the society. My character campaigns against the ills of the <br />society and is always running around for the emancipation of downtrodden.<br /><br />How close are you to your role?<br /><br />I am close to Nitya though I am not into politics. I sometimes think I am an armchair critic (laughs). But I do want to do much more than that. I am passionate about social issues.<br /><br />How do you relax between sets?<br /><br />I have very little time to relax. When I’m not shooting, I have other personal chores to finish.<br /><br />Would you call yourself choosy?<br /><br />Yes, I am. I don’t want to take too many risks. I would rather do two good movies a year rather than have a series of movie releases and not have quality movies to point at.</p>
