A balancing act
Monday, January 2, 2006 • Tamil
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Emulating Shobana is actress Padmapriya. A classical-dancer turned actress, Padmapriya still continues her first desire dancing, quite similar of Shobana.
Padmapriya has so far performed in over 350 stages.
An MBA graduate, Padmapriya says, 'I want to balance both acting and dancing'. Though she is just six films old, she has performed various roles, which has given her enough confidence.
On the difficulties involved in balancing between acting and dancing, Padmapriya, says, 'There is plenty to do as a performer. Dancing and acting are different media of expression.
Each calls for a different degree of involvement. The similarity is that in both, you deliver rasas to the audience.
But the way in which you do it is different. The only disadvantage of such multi-tasking is that a day is just not long enough'.
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