“Acting was never part of the plan. My dream was to become an IPS officer. I began modelling when I was in college and when I got an offer for this movie, I thought, ‘Why not. Let’s give it a try’,” says this Bengaluru lass.
Sneha was clueless about how the industry worked, and was, in fact, turned down when she first auditioned for the role in First Love. “I didn’t know anything about the character and was just handed a script when I went to audition. I was turned down and told that my acting wasn’t good. But six months later, out of the blue, I got a call, telling me that only I was suitable to essay the role,” says Sneha, recalling her foray into films.
Since she had no prior acting experience, Sneha found it hard to act, but with the support of director Malli and lead actor Rajesh, things were smooth sailing. They even helped her out with Kannada. Speaking about the language, the model-turned-actress recalls a funny incident from the sets. “On the first day of shoot, no one knew me or anything about me. They assumed that since I am Malayali, I wouldn’t understand Kannada. After I got ready for my take, Prashanth Siddi and Rajesh were standing near me, and Prashanth told Rajesh in Kannada, ‘Maccha, this girl is very beautiful’. Rajesh could sense that I understood that and when I said that I did, the expression on their faces was hilarious,” she says.
While she plays an innocent, bubbly girl in the film, who falls in love and daydreams of a life with her leading man, Sneha says that she is poles apart from her character. The actress is a tomboy in real life and is someone who wants to explore the world and the people in it, and is in no hurry to fall in love.
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