Radhika Madan’s recent interview has her reflect on a ‘sense of accomplishment’
Radhika's first people's choice was at the Toronto International Film Festival for her role in the film ‘Mard Ko Dard Nahi Hota’. She recently received a standing ovation for the film ‘Kacchey Limbu’. In a recent interview, she talks about. Her journey, work and more.
Radhika's interview
Radhika Madan was asked why she chose to work in Shubham Yogi’s directorial debut. The actor replied, “I used to have a similar relationship with my brother. We’d fight, and play gully cricket. I found it relatable and simple. The message Shubham was sending across came out very beautifully.”
About her character, Aditi who forms a cricket team when her brother Akash essayed by Rajat Barmecha, is selected for a league. She explains, “I used to play cricket with my cousin, and he stopped taking me on his team because I am a girl. I remember making my own team, and playing with my friends. My cousin, being the elder sibling, was protective, and looked at the game as a boys’ sport. But the sport doesn’t have to do anything with gender. These childhood memories helped me channelise those emotions into my performance.”
Radhika Madan spoke about her time at TIFF. She shared, “In 2018, I was here for a few days. This time, I plan to stay for the eRadhika Madan sat down for a conversation which spoke about her careerntire festival to watch all my favourite films, and filmmakers. Watching world cinema has helped me grow as an artist. The mind perceives things differently. This experience filled me with further zeal and enthusiasm to do better at my job”.
She concluded by saying four years ago when she made her debut. She was shy to approach actors and directors to converse about their work. Now, however, she has grown and is more confident.
Radhika Madan’s recent interview has her reflect on a ‘sense of accomplishment’
Radhika's first people's choice was at the Toronto International Film Festival for her role in the film ‘Mard Ko Dard Nahi Hota’. She recently received a standing ovation for the film ‘Kacchey Limbu’. In a recent interview, she talks about. Her journey, work and more.
Radhika's interview
Radhika Madan was asked why she chose to work in Shubham Yogi’s directorial debut. The actor replied, “I used to have a similar relationship with my brother. We’d fight, and play gully cricket. I found it relatable and simple. The message Shubham was sending across came out very beautifully.”
About her character, Aditi who forms a cricket team when her brother Akash essayed by Rajat Barmecha, is selected for a league. She explains, “I used to play cricket with my cousin, and he stopped taking me on his team because I am a girl. I remember making my own team, and playing with my friends. My cousin, being the elder sibling, was protective, and looked at the game as a boys’ sport. But the sport doesn’t have to do anything with gender. These childhood memories helped me channelise those emotions into my performance.”
Radhika Madan spoke about her time at TIFF. She shared, “In 2018, I was here for a few days. This time, I plan to stay for the eRadhika Madan sat down for a conversation which spoke about her careerntire festival to watch all my favourite films, and filmmakers. Watching world cinema has helped me grow as an artist. The mind perceives things differently. This experience filled me with further zeal and enthusiasm to do better at my job”.
She concluded by saying four years ago when she made her debut. She was shy to approach actors and directors to converse about their work. Now, however, she has grown and is more confident.
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