Vasundhara Interview: Turning writer and despair with Tamil film industry

Vasundhara Kashyap Interview

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“Writing is almost difficult as being on a diet,” Vasundhara laughs.

Thank you for his performance in films like Tamil cinema fans AgainParuvakatu,Thalikuthal And KanguwaAmong others, Vasundhara recently entered writing. He has made his debut as a writer Accused (Westland), a secret that is trying to crack the case of his first murder to Inspector Rajesh.

“When we are constantly aware of the news, we start posting our principles on it. When you often say something, it becomes the truth. Accused Stretched from it; How people make a perception of a suspect before the investigation kicks, ”she explains her first novel.

Her attempt with words began several years ago, when as a young girl, she received books as a gift. She says, “My family was in reading. I used to find a lot of books as a gift, and in fact joined it,” she says, remembering several days that her views are drowned in seven and famous five novels.

When she was 13 years old, she wrote a science-fi novel, something she reveals with great hesitation. “I always wanted to be a writer or a journalist.”

One day on set

There were other schemes of life, because when she was in class XII, the popular Tamil director Saran saw her picture somewhere else and put her in a small role in Arya-Starrer Vattram (2006). “It was a wrong representation of how the film industry was … because it was such a safe and friendly set. He behaved me like a child who had to be preserved. Based on that experience, I fell in love with the film industry,” she remembers.

One thing inspired the other, and soon, Vasundhara found herself in the film industry’s thick, with films Parnamai And ThenAmong others. Despite more than 15 years in the industry, he feels that it does not have the kind of opportunities it needs. “This is probably because I wear my heart on my sleeve, and this film is not a good thing in the industry. Over time, I have never learned to tell people what I really feel about them.”

This is irony, because Vasundhara is a Tamilian who can speak fluently to the local language, a quality that should have worked in his favor and get its large ticket projects. Unfortunately, this has not happened. “It’s disappointing,” she says, “we are very proud of our language. I wish we would be proud of our people.

He is still in love with his job. Which explains their choice to make guest appear in a couple of upcoming films, in addition to a project BlackApart from this, there is a Telugu film with Priyadarshi directed by Sunil.

When she is not set or preparing for her next acting gig, Vasundhara prefers to work on her painting and writing. She has taken a dance lesson, but unfortunately, “I am not able to find it and my owner is tired,” she laughs, saying: “That is why I ask filmmakers to give me the roles of the villain, that is that they don’t need to dance to me.”