Interview of Surekha Vani:
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Interview of Surekha Vani:
Somehow, I liked the profession. I don’t know exactly – Why? I neither dreamt of becoming an actress nor an anchor to that matter. Just I loved fine arts. I also learnt dances. Even watching movies is also not my forte. I occasionally watch. Even now also.
After working in local cable channels in Vijayawada, we came to Hyderabad. My husband was working in Maa TV. Getting bored and alone at house, I used to accompany my hubby to his office now and then. Several people told him not to keep me idle, but could make me an anchor. Later, along with him, I did programs like Maa Talkies, Heart Beat and the like. But, the program which got me instant recognition was Moguds Pellams with Sivaji Raja. My hubby directed this program.
In fact, I didn’t get any call to act in that film. Even while doing the TV version, I got offers in films and left that after a few episodes. The program was later continued with Roja and Sujitha. Though, they asked me again, later, I couldn’t do as I had lost my interest.
Interview of Surekha Vani:
Interview of Surekha Vani:
You need to have a big heart for enacting roles which don’t suit your age on the celluloid. In this hypocritical glamour world, a lady artiste, from the low-rung to a top heroine, will never disclose her age and do not hesitate to reduce the original figure by not less than 10 years. At this juncture, “Chitti Naidu’s mom in Ready” Surekha Vani, a busy character artiste frankly admits that: “Yes. I look older than I look on the screen. I am never after glamour roles, but I want to have a very long career in the industry. Of late, I got opportunities to do solo-heroine roles, but I didn’t show much interest. The so-called craze for heroines is limited to a few years. But, I believe, as a character artiste I will have longevity.” This actress, still in her late twenties, says without any remorse. “Recently, a director repeatedly requested me to play mother role to a young hero. Am I that old? I thought for a while, but didn’t get angry. This is the way of the world. After all, films are business.”
I don’t have any particular opinion. Generally, it’s good. When I came to act in my first film, people treated me very tenderly and with respect. I wish to have it for me as long as I continue in this field.
It’s a trend well seen that the small screen people long for a chance in silver screen and the silver screen people for the small screen after their market fades. This being the case as seen from the likes of Udaya Banu and Priya, yet another atom bomb has fallen on the roads threatening today’s Rakhi Sawanth and Mumaith Khan. If the pictures of Ishika are to be believed, it’s sure that the items imported from North will have to run for their money.
She incidentally appeared in a very sexy dress to anchor the programme of Ram Gopal Varma’s ‘Raksha’ success meet. The less of dress and more of glamor attracted a few photographers and thus she ended up in a photo shoot in which the cameraman was a bit too enthusiastic. The result, sexy wall posters of Ishika in bachelor accommodations. Will some directors note this and give her an opportunity to compete with Mumaith or her dress?
