Radhika Apte says it’s hard to reject roles: ‘Sometimes you don’t have anything else, you wonder if you’ll get work’

Actor Radhika Apte has revealed that there are moments when she worries about turning down a task as a result of she wonders if the tasks will maintain coming. In a brand new interview, she additionally stated that it is troublesome to search out characters that encourage her and that is one of many the reason why she chooses to do restricted work. (Also Read | Radhika Apte says ‘working overseas is hard’, talks about her tasks within the West)

Radhika divides her time between India and the UK. The actor is understood for movies akin to Badlapur, Phobia, Andhadhun, and Monica, O My Darling.

In an interview with news company PTI, Radhika talked about turning down a task, “I just say, ‘I don’t feel like doing the part right now’. It is hard to reject because sometimes you don’t have anything else and you feel, ‘Will I get work?’ As a freelance actor, you are constantly thinking about your next project, it can be scary but it is ok.”

She additionally talked about scripts, “It is troublesome today to search out that good script as everyone seems to be making every part so quick, there are many different parameters which have to slot in. It is troublesome to search out roles that you just simply wholeheartedly go and really feel that is so nicely crafted. I stay in two international locations, I work once I need to do work, I don’t do lots of work as a result of it makes me really feel fairly exhausted, so I choose much less work, I prefer it that approach. When I don’t work, I write, learn, and do issues aside from performing.”

Radhika was most not too long ago seen in Mrs Undercover, wherein she performs Durga, a housewife who’s a spy. Mrs Undercover, a ZEE5 movie, has been directed by debutante Anushree Mehta. The movie additionally stars Sumeet Vyas, Rajesh Sharma and Saheb Chatterjee in pivotal roles. It is touted as a spy comedy. Mrs Undercover premiered on April 14.

Sharing her expertise working within the movie, Radhika had earlier stated, as quoted by news company ANI, “For me, Mrs Undercover is special for many reasons. Not only spy comedy is an unexplored genre in India, but in my very first narration of this film I fell for my character of Durga. Durga is funny, kind, sincere, she is also clumsy and unsure of herself, and this film is her journey of discovering her own strength.”