<p>Actor Krishi Thapanda has her hands full. She is working on three Kannada films — ‘Blank’, ‘Lanke’ and ‘Baraate’ — at the same time. She says it has been an adventurous ride as each of the films are unique in character.</p>.<p>“‘Blank’ was supposed to be a web series but at the last minute, the filmmakers decided against it and chose to edit the script and make it a film. The film has a raw script; it is about a drug, how most buildings do not have 13th floors, and about hallucinations,” she says.</p>.<p>The suspense-thriller sees Krishi play three different characters. “There were days when I had to play all of the characters. It was quite an emotional ride. If one character was sober, the other was dark and maddening. There was a lot of transformation in the character,” she explains.</p>.<p>Krishi would often be confused about which character she was working on. “Sometimes, I would be wearing a particular costume and the scene would continue into the next character. My characters were named Khushi, Saraswati and Supritha.”</p>.<p>The film is shot entirely in a house in Mysuru. “The house was hired for a short while and the team wants to finish the film soon. There are only a few more days of work remaining,” she says.</p>.<p>Krishi, who has worked on ‘Kahi’ earlier, says that ‘Blank’ is darker in character. “I have a lot of expectations from the film and I have been working hard for it. No other film like this has been made in Sandalwood before. Though I still prefer the idea of it being a web series, the film will definitely impress the audience,” says the actor. The actress, who is also working on ‘Lanke’ and ‘Baraate’, says it has been an interesting ride.</p>.<p>“In ‘Lanke’, Yogi and I are the lead actors, and my role is a happy-go-lucky one. In ‘Baraate’, I play a significant role which forms the base of the story,” she adds.</p>.<p>“The shoot of ‘Baraate’ happened in Mysuru and it worked out perfectly well, especially because the director of ‘Blank’ was very cooperative. I worked with Sriimurali and many of the artistes in the film for the first time. I was not sure how welcomed I would feel. But it was a delight! I remember that Sai Kumar sir came and spoke to me, which was very kind,”<br />Krishi says.</p>
<p>Actor Krishi Thapanda has her hands full. She is working on three Kannada films — ‘Blank’, ‘Lanke’ and ‘Baraate’ — at the same time. She says it has been an adventurous ride as each of the films are unique in character.</p>.<p>“‘Blank’ was supposed to be a web series but at the last minute, the filmmakers decided against it and chose to edit the script and make it a film. The film has a raw script; it is about a drug, how most buildings do not have 13th floors, and about hallucinations,” she says.</p>.<p>The suspense-thriller sees Krishi play three different characters. “There were days when I had to play all of the characters. It was quite an emotional ride. If one character was sober, the other was dark and maddening. There was a lot of transformation in the character,” she explains.</p>.<p>Krishi would often be confused about which character she was working on. “Sometimes, I would be wearing a particular costume and the scene would continue into the next character. My characters were named Khushi, Saraswati and Supritha.”</p>.<p>The film is shot entirely in a house in Mysuru. “The house was hired for a short while and the team wants to finish the film soon. There are only a few more days of work remaining,” she says.</p>.<p>Krishi, who has worked on ‘Kahi’ earlier, says that ‘Blank’ is darker in character. “I have a lot of expectations from the film and I have been working hard for it. No other film like this has been made in Sandalwood before. Though I still prefer the idea of it being a web series, the film will definitely impress the audience,” says the actor. The actress, who is also working on ‘Lanke’ and ‘Baraate’, says it has been an interesting ride.</p>.<p>“In ‘Lanke’, Yogi and I are the lead actors, and my role is a happy-go-lucky one. In ‘Baraate’, I play a significant role which forms the base of the story,” she adds.</p>.<p>“The shoot of ‘Baraate’ happened in Mysuru and it worked out perfectly well, especially because the director of ‘Blank’ was very cooperative. I worked with Sriimurali and many of the artistes in the film for the first time. I was not sure how welcomed I would feel. But it was a delight! I remember that Sai Kumar sir came and spoke to me, which was very kind,”<br />Krishi says.</p>
