Exclusive: "Once you know your craft well on the small screen, you are technically very strong," says Radhika Chethan about her guest appearance in 'Aakruthi and Manasaare' Mahasangama

Sandalwood actress Radhika Chethan is all set to feature on Kannada television. The actress will be seen playing a cameo role in the Maha episode of two shows 'Aakruthi and Manasaare' and is head over heels in love with it. In an exclusive conversation with ETimes TV, Radhika shared her shoot experience for the Maha Sangama and much more...."I am playing a cameo role in the Maha episode of two shows 'Aakruthi and Manasaare'. I essay the role of myself in the show. This is something that I have not tried before. It has been a very interesting experience and I am having fun," shares the elated actress. Talking more about her cameo role, Radhika shares a glimpse of her appearance in the Mahasangama. "We have an interesting twist lined up in the storyline. Viewers can witness a little bit of 'Rangitaranga' element in the episode. Besides that, there is a Kabbadi match organised between two teams in the show. So, I am playing a referee here," revealed Radhika. The actress further talks about the difference between shooting for her movies and the cameo appearance in the TV show."When it comes to my movies, I take a lot of time to prep myself before the shoot begins. I take the time to get into the character and prepare my lines. But when it comes to the cameo appearance here, I am playing myself. I am just being their guest for the day. Moreover, there is prompting happening during the shoot. so, I am getting my lines within a snap of time. It's a different experience altogether," mentioned Radhika. Radhika shares her shoot experience and concludes saying, "Like I said, shooting for a small screen is definitely an interesting format. I realized, once you know your craft well on the small screen, you are technically very strong. That is what I have observed so far. I think, for any actor, if your starting from the small screen, it is better."