Vedika played the female lead in the film opposite debutant Nara Rohit. She went on to do another flick ���������Daggaraga Dooranga��������� opposite Sumanth last year. We asked her what has kept her away from signing on the dotted lines more often and she replied, ���������Even I would like to do more Telugu films, but I am choosy about my films. I don���������t want to accept whatever comes my way.
I am here to do some meaningful cinema and people should remember all the characters I play for long.���������
She has no qualms about doing routine masala flicks, but her character in the films should be portrayed well is something Vedika insists on. ���������I am doing a film with Bala sir in Tamil and I have to give bulk dates for it,��������� says she. ���������Every actor wants to work with Bala sir. When I got the opportunity, I didn���������t need to think twice about it. I have learnt a lot from him,��������� she added.
Contrary to the strict and serious image that Bala is said to have, Vedika says she never really felt that way. ���������He is a very good human being. On the sets, he is friendly with everyone and even cracks jokes,��������� she says.
Asked if competition in the industry worries her, the actress says, ���������Healthy competition is always good and I am here to do films not just for money. It���������s my passion.���������
Having settled in Mumbai, what���������s the reason behind choosing to debut in the South, just like so many other actors from Mumbai? ���������South films are now happening. Currently, most Hindi films are remakes of South films. Even the technicians from South are working in Bollywood. People are professional and humble here,��������� says Vedika.
For those who didn���������t know, Vedika may not have had an offer from Bollywood yet, but she has acted in Hindi music videos.