Dancing To Sword Fighting, Aradhana Ram Shares What All She Learnt For Kaatera

Aradhana Ram is one of the prominent names in the Kannada film industry and played the lead role in the hit film Kaatera. Hailing from a star-studded family of actress Malashri and producer Ramu, she has cemented her acting credentials with Kaatera.

Aradhana interacted with News-18 Kannada Digital about how she managed to become one of the top-notch actresses in the film industry. The Kannada actress said that she studied acting in Mumbai before embarking on her first film and also learned dancing. With this training, she performed flawlessly on the song Pasandaagavne alongside the male lead Darshan which won her accolades from the audience.

Aradhana said that she rehearsed dancing for the track before the shooting as well which proved her dedication to the art to the crew. Not only the dancing, the Kannada actress proved her talent in the action scenes as well by performing a swordfight sequence. The entire crew lauded her consistent performance in the 100 days of the film shoot.

As of now, Aradhana has become a most sought-after name in the annals of the Kannada cinema and keeps taking the advice of her mother and actress Malashri. The Kaatera actress also talked about how she opts for many physical exercises including yoga, dance, and other different workouts. Divulging further about her career, Aradhana said that she wishes to act in all kinds of films but will not act in the remakes of the classic films done by her mother and actress Malashri.

In an earlier interview with News 18 Kannada Digital, the Kaatera actress talked about her future projects. Aradhana said that she had received a good script to which she had already given her go-ahead. She added that the finalisation of the movie is still underway with the production house and her fans are eagerly waiting for the announcement of the next project by the actress. Before starting her journey in the entertainment industry, Aradhana’s parents advised her to be ready for the struggle that would be waiting for her in the films. “Winning in cinema is not easy. It will be hard. If you are ready to struggle then take a step forward,” said Aradhana.