Keep experimenting
Thursday, April 28, 2005 • Tamil
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Just a few days ago we had written about how Shriya doesn't mind experimenting.
We had lauded her for keeping a spirited sense of novelty. The film then in question was the one directed by Venky. The movie is supposed to have only three characters --- a man, his wife and a thief. Shriya, Raja and Brahmanandam are playing the three roles.
Now it turns out that Shriya is not stopping with that alone. She is now busy with another experimental production. This time it is aimed at kids.
Directed by Prakash Rao, son of K Raghavendra Rao, the film strikes a blow for children's education and emancipation of rag-pickers.
Prakash Rao, it may be recalled, had acted in Mahesh Dattani's Morning Raga.
In his directorial venture, he has cast Shriya and Allari Naresh.
Shriya, it seems, is the actress for anyone with a different idea.
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