Why only Love Stories? Aditi Speaks Out
Aditii has done a number of romantic comedies, and each of her characters is unique, with a path of growth and a personality. "You are correct; my roles are not repetitive, despite the fact that they are romantic comedies." I enjoy crafting love stories, but every character has a voice and develops. I enjoy learning new tongues and overcoming hurdles, whether it's Tamil, or bollywood or Tolly.
"With Dulquer Salman, it was such a delightful experience and comfy because we've been colleagues for a very looooong period," Aditi said of her professional experience with DQ, whose been her buddy for the oldest. We used to talk about making a movie together all the time. We've always intended to do a movie together, but we can't go around asking filmmakers to cast us. But Hey Sinaamika happened, and it was a blast. We collaborated as a group. Throughout the shoot, Brindha master made sure we were having a good time.
Adithi Rao Hydaari began her career with Mani Ratnam's South movie, after which people began writing her Hindi, and other language roles for her. Aditi responds, "It was a calculated choice to concentrate on South films and stay away from Bollywood." "No, it hadn't been a planned decision at all. I chose roles and movies that piqued my curiosity. I've always been open to working on movies in any language, and each picture has provided a memorable experience."
"With Dulquer Salman, it was such a delightful experience and comfy because we've been colleagues for a very looooong period," Aditi said of her professional experience with DQ, whose been her buddy for the oldest. We used to talk about making a movie together all the time. We've always intended to do a movie together, but we can't go around asking filmmakers to cast us. But Hey Sinaamika happened, and it was a blast. We collaborated as a group. Throughout the shoot, Brindha master made sure we were having a good time.
Adithi Rao Hydaari began her career with Mani Ratnam's South movie, after which people began writing her Hindi, and other language roles for her. Aditi responds, "It was a calculated choice to concentrate on South films and stay away from Bollywood." "No, it hadn't been a planned decision at all. I chose roles and movies that piqued my curiosity. I've always been open to working on movies in any language, and each picture has provided a memorable experience."