Actress Sshivada says the box office failure of her last, critically-acclaimed Tamil outing Zero will not stop her from experimenting with roles. She believes experimentation paves way to creativity.
"I definitely felt bad that 'Zero' didn't do well. My director and I expected it to be embraced by the multiplex audience but it was too late before they warmed up to the film. Most of them watched and appreciated the film after it was taken out of cinemas," said Sshivada. She expected more from the film.
"The result won't stop me from experimenting. There's no rule that you need to make a certain kind of film in the Tamil industry. Experimentation paves way to creativity and as filmmakers and actors, it's very important for us. Films were never part of my plan. I come from a family of engineers where an actor is unheard of. I anchored events in school and college and was a VJ. But beyond that I nursed no cinema dreams. But it's been a long journey and I am happy I could make it to this point.''
Her effort in Zero didn't go in vain. It landed her the lead role in upcoming Tamil thriller Adhe Kangal.
"It was after watching my performance in Zero that director Rohin Venkatesan approached me with 'Adhe Kangal'. It's the kind of film where the script and the director have prominent parts to play more than the actors'', she said.
Actress Sshivada Nair would be seen playing an important role in the upcoming multi-starrer film Achayans helmed by Kannan Thamarakkulam.
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