"I'd Love To Play Sridevi On Screen", Says Actress Tamannaah Bhatia

Tamannaah Bhatia, whose most recent film was Petromax, a revamp of Telugu hit Anando Brahma, is in a glad space.

"I see to it that I balance jobs that come in my direction. I am cool with whatever energizes the entertainer in me. It very well maybe something on the lines of Sye Raa Narasimha Reddy or the Devi Series. The main criteria are that it ought to resound with the group of spectators," she says.

For what reason does the on-screen character need to rehash the frightfulness class?

"Petromax is not quite the same as the horror movies I have done so far," she tells, and rapidly includes, however she had no plans of doing a horror-comedy, she decided to alter her perspective when she got Anando Brahma. "It had a gigantic star cast, and I was one of the characters. That got me intrigued. For a change, the film wasn't revolving around me!"

Tamannaah Bhatia says she's not anxious about remakes. "At the point when you have decided to be a part of remakes, comparisons will undoubtedly occur. But however, I think as a team, we have done justice to the script," she said.

The actress further added, "When I decided to be on board, we had Petromax as the working title, and I never realized that it would be retained. Truth be told, I didn't have a clue what it implied, but it was appealing. Later, I discovered that it was inspired by the legendary Goudamni's popular comedy track.

When asked about the number of years Tamannaah Bhatia had spent in the Tamil film industry, she replied with a giggle on her face, "I think it's only because of my confidence that I am still at my very best. Likewise, I don't put pressure on myself thinking of that."

Speaking about the post-Bahubali phase, "A film like Baahubali is a tremendous obligation regarding any on-screen character. It was a lifetime opportunity for me. However, as a team, we weren't set up for such an enormous achievement. It was something that we never envisioned. Also, Baahubali has most likely changed how we look at the regional film," she says.

Talking about her forthcoming movies, Tamannaah Bhatia says she's working for Bole Chudiyan, where she shares screen space with Nawazuddin Siddiqui.

"It's a romantic tale and I've wrapped up a noteworthy lump. Nawazuddin is a splendid entertainer and it has been an extraordinary encounter up until now," she includes.

When asked about what's the difference between the South and Hindi industry in terms of work experience the actress replied, "Apart from the cultural differences, everything is the same. Fascinating stories can be told in any language, and I'd need to be a part of movies that recount stories without obstructions of shows. Nowadays, boundaries have been separated. Everybody needs to work all over the place, which is very solid. With movies like KGF and Sye Raa, South Indian films have crossed geological limits. I don't believe it's reasonable to compare one industry with the other".

Tamannaah's journey isn't totally an example of overcoming adversity. "I have committed errors and learned from it." But she demands achievement isn't a goal.

"I depend on diligent work and nobody has had a 100 per cent reputation. Consistency is the key thing that matters and I have faith in fate," she says.