Priya Prakash Varrier Is On The Clear Run To Bollywood, Getting The Second Films Right After "Sridevi Bungalow"

Our “wink girl” is definitely on the clear run to Bollywood as the young actress has got her second film right after her debut film. While Sridevi Bungalow is not yet to release, Priya Prakash Varrier has signed another project titled Love Hackers, a crime-thriller directed by Mayank Prakash Srivastava.

According to a source, the movie will start shooting next month in Delhi, Lucknow, Mumbai, and Gurgaon. Based on a real incident, the film tells the story about cyber crimes, in which Priya features in the lead role. She will portray a girl who uses her knowledge and instinct to overcome a challenging situation.

Talking about the film’s intention, Love Hacker’s director Mayank Prakash Srivastava pointed out that social media users and cyber crimes are increasing in parallel. We, however, are unaware of these threats and the complexity of online security breaches. That’s what the movie is trying to explore.

It Takes Time For Her To Get Used To The Public Attention

Priya Prakash Varrier, whose wink in a music video went viral on the internet a few months ago, ha never imagined how much it could bring to her career. Rising to be a household name for just a wink, the young actress said that it was just “a spontaneous gesture” she had in mind while shooting. It took time for her and the family to get acquainted with the public attention she has got.

"Sridevi Bungalow" To Cash In On The Death Of Sridevi

Meanwhile, her debut film in Bollywood Sridevi Bungalow has been making headlines for trying to cash in on the death of the famous actress Sridevi. Its first teaser featured Priya in an unpleasant scene dangling her feet out of a bathtub. It was said to imitate Sridevi's tragic death. Talking about the scene, Priya said that it was only an element added to draw people’s attention to the film.

The actress, however, also added that she wanted to "stay away from the negativity" and didn’t expect her debut film to be the center of controversy. “It's up to the director and the producer to handle those issues. I am just playing the character that has been given to me," she said.