<p>Actress Kavitha S of ‘Srinivasa Kalyana’ fame feels that her recent release ‘Gubbi Mele Brahmastra’ will be a boost to her career. The actor, who plays a quirky role, believes that it will be an all-time entertainer. In a candid chat with Metrolife, she talks about her role and the film.</p>.<p><strong>How was the ‘Gubbi Mele...’ experience?</strong></p>.<p>I started shooting for the film just before I entered ‘Big Boss Season 6’, which was around June last year. I was there for 100 days and left, and continued shooting for the rest of the movie till this July. The film is any fun-loving person’s dream come true.</p>.<p><strong>What have you been busy with till now?</strong></p>.<p>After I did ‘Srinivasa Kalyana’, I worked in TV serials. I used to travel a lot and was working in Tamil and Telugu serials too. There was so much happening around me that I could barely find time for more.</p>.<p><strong>What about ‘Gubbi Mele...’ pulled you to it?</strong></p>.<p>I’ve worked with director Sujay Shastry in an earlier project. He had also acted with me in ‘Srinivasa Kalyana’. He is like a brother to me and when we were working together, he made me promise that I would act in his film whenever it was made. And when ‘Gubbi Mele...’ happened, I was more than happy to be a part of it.</p>.<p>But it was not just this personal connection that drew me to the project. The film promised to be a lot of fun and seemed to be right up my alley. The story is very entertaining and interesting, and I knew it would be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. </p>.<p><strong>Tell us about your role.</strong></p>.<p>I play ‘Purple Priya’. Many youngsters have striking names on social media, and people remember them for these alter egos. This was the inspiration for the character.</p>.<p>Priya’s name, of course, comes from the fact that she loves the colour purple, which she loves wearing, though she never goes overboard.</p>.<p>She is the girl-next-door who is sweet and cute, and someone everyone wants to have around.</p>.<p><strong>Is purple a colour you like?</strong></p>.<p>I like all the colours in the world. I like purple for the brightness quotient. Who wouldn’t like it? Although the overload of purple in the film made me have an withdrawal from it once the shooting was over.</p>.<p><strong>If you had to narrate the film’s story in a line... </strong></p>.<p>The film tells the story of software engineer Gubbi (Raj B Shetty), who meets Priya and how his life goes to transform completely.</p>.<p><strong>Your bond with Raj B Shetty and Sujay...</strong></p>.<p>Although Sujay is the director of the Raj an actor, it felt like I was being around two directors. Raj is a very spiritual person with good knowledge of how direction and writing works. Sujay is an experienced theatre artist. </p>.<p>From dialogue writing and screenplay to the nuances of filmmaking, I learnt a lot from both of them. </p>.<p><strong>Are you a better artiste from ‘Srinivasa Kalyana’ days? </strong></p>.<p>‘Srinivasa Kalyana’ was like a school, the whole team was like a gang of friends and I was younger then. I had the liberty to learn and observe many things then. I know things are better now, I feel like a thorough professional who can confidently approach a director for improvisation to her character. </p>.<p><strong>What’s in the pipeline?</strong></p>.<p>I am almost done with the shoot of ‘Huttu Habbada Shubhashayagalu’, a film where I am acting opposite Diganth. He was an absolute sweetheart to work with. He doesn’t have any airs to him which is a great feature for any actor.</p>
<p>Actress Kavitha S of ‘Srinivasa Kalyana’ fame feels that her recent release ‘Gubbi Mele Brahmastra’ will be a boost to her career. The actor, who plays a quirky role, believes that it will be an all-time entertainer. In a candid chat with Metrolife, she talks about her role and the film.</p>.<p><strong>How was the ‘Gubbi Mele...’ experience?</strong></p>.<p>I started shooting for the film just before I entered ‘Big Boss Season 6’, which was around June last year. I was there for 100 days and left, and continued shooting for the rest of the movie till this July. The film is any fun-loving person’s dream come true.</p>.<p><strong>What have you been busy with till now?</strong></p>.<p>After I did ‘Srinivasa Kalyana’, I worked in TV serials. I used to travel a lot and was working in Tamil and Telugu serials too. There was so much happening around me that I could barely find time for more.</p>.<p><strong>What about ‘Gubbi Mele...’ pulled you to it?</strong></p>.<p>I’ve worked with director Sujay Shastry in an earlier project. He had also acted with me in ‘Srinivasa Kalyana’. He is like a brother to me and when we were working together, he made me promise that I would act in his film whenever it was made. And when ‘Gubbi Mele...’ happened, I was more than happy to be a part of it.</p>.<p>But it was not just this personal connection that drew me to the project. The film promised to be a lot of fun and seemed to be right up my alley. The story is very entertaining and interesting, and I knew it would be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. </p>.<p><strong>Tell us about your role.</strong></p>.<p>I play ‘Purple Priya’. Many youngsters have striking names on social media, and people remember them for these alter egos. This was the inspiration for the character.</p>.<p>Priya’s name, of course, comes from the fact that she loves the colour purple, which she loves wearing, though she never goes overboard.</p>.<p>She is the girl-next-door who is sweet and cute, and someone everyone wants to have around.</p>.<p><strong>Is purple a colour you like?</strong></p>.<p>I like all the colours in the world. I like purple for the brightness quotient. Who wouldn’t like it? Although the overload of purple in the film made me have an withdrawal from it once the shooting was over.</p>.<p><strong>If you had to narrate the film’s story in a line... </strong></p>.<p>The film tells the story of software engineer Gubbi (Raj B Shetty), who meets Priya and how his life goes to transform completely.</p>.<p><strong>Your bond with Raj B Shetty and Sujay...</strong></p>.<p>Although Sujay is the director of the Raj an actor, it felt like I was being around two directors. Raj is a very spiritual person with good knowledge of how direction and writing works. Sujay is an experienced theatre artist. </p>.<p>From dialogue writing and screenplay to the nuances of filmmaking, I learnt a lot from both of them. </p>.<p><strong>Are you a better artiste from ‘Srinivasa Kalyana’ days? </strong></p>.<p>‘Srinivasa Kalyana’ was like a school, the whole team was like a gang of friends and I was younger then. I had the liberty to learn and observe many things then. I know things are better now, I feel like a thorough professional who can confidently approach a director for improvisation to her character. </p>.<p><strong>What’s in the pipeline?</strong></p>.<p>I am almost done with the shoot of ‘Huttu Habbada Shubhashayagalu’, a film where I am acting opposite Diganth. He was an absolute sweetheart to work with. He doesn’t have any airs to him which is a great feature for any actor.</p>