Filmmakers think I'm busy, but I have become choosy: Shraddha Srinath

Shraddha Srinath, who has been scorching the silver screen, is enjoying her time in the sun. Her fans would be surprised to know that despite delivering back-to-back hits and being in great demand all over the south, she is yet to sign her next project in any language.

She is presently on the last leg of shooting for her two Telugu films -- Eedujodu with Adi, and Hai Krishna Mukunda Murari -- and has just five days of shooting left for her Kannada film, Godhra.

“Filmmakers think I am busy, but I have become choosy.  I want to take it slow. The success of my last two films -- Operation Alamelamma in Kannada and Vikram Vedha in Tamil -- has helped me to sort of get organised in my mind, as to what kind of subjects I should be a part of, and accordingly I am taking my time,” she says.

It is no wonder that she is trying out new things. A few days ago she walked the ramp for the first time in the city. “It was a fund raising event organised for a cause, and I was the showstopper,” she says.

So what sort of a role can get her attention for her next project? Shraddha says, “I want to be in a project where I’m not in a competition with the main hero, but at the same time equal importance is given to the heroine. I can’t be on screen doing silly things and do cliched roles where my character needs help and saving. My role should have an impact. Whether it is a commercial or an offbeat film, I want to play well written characters and help bring them to life.”