In a recent interview, actress Siri Ravikumar shared insights into her upcoming project, “Bachelor Party,” where she embraces a departure from intense roles to portray a nagging wife. Paired opposite Diganth in the film, Ravikumar, transitioning from a theatre background, is steadily establishing herself as a lead in the industry after essaying character roles in multiple films.
During the interview, Ravikumar emphasized the proactive role actors play in seeking opportunities, stating, “It’s my job as an actor to ask for work, it’s not like I can upload a resume somewhere and someone will approach me.” Recounting her journey, she mentioned meeting new-wave directors during a radio show and actively seeking roles through auditions.
Addressing the need for more nuanced portrayals of women in cinema, Ravikumar expressed a desire for a diverse range of roles that challenge stereotypes. She stressed the importance of incorporating sensitivity into writing women characters to move beyond the confines of women-oriented films.
Highlighting the dynamics of success in the industry, Ravikumar acknowledged that while support and talent provide a head start, the ultimate validation comes from the audience, emphasizing their role in securing a lasting place in the film fraternity.
Switching gears to her upcoming film, “Bachelor Party,” Ravikumar shared her excitement, describing it as a refreshing break from a year dominated by intense films. She expressed optimism that the movie, directed by Abhijit Mahesh and featuring Diganth Yogi, offers a light-hearted experience suitable for all audiences, including Gen Z.
Summing up her perspective, Ravikumar affirmed her commitment to acting, declaring, “Irrespective of roles, I want to act till my last breath.” As she looks forward to the release of “Bachelor Party,” it seems she is ready to captivate audiences with her versatile talent.
