Every actor knows that the way he or she recites the lines can either make or break the character in the film.
As challenging as that is, what is more challenging is when there are no lines whatsoever in the entire movie. Just a few films old, Sindhu Loknath is now all set to don one such character.
Known for his witty dialogues, director Yogaraj Bhat gave Sindhu the role of a dumb and deaf girl in his upcoming film 'Drama', and the actress admits that the role was no walk in the park.
Nevertheless, she took up the challenge and trusted her director from start to end.
"Yogaraj Bhat is such a good director. Not once did I feel nervous. He has this aura about him which makes everyone feel so comfortable and I felt like I was doing a friend's movie. That made it easier to perform as well," says Sindhu, who recently completed a song shoot in Kundapur.
While she has no lines in 'Drama', Sindhu more than makes up for it in the new Puneeth Rajkumar-starrer Yaare Kugadali.
Not only does she play a bold and talkative girl in the film, she also blurts out a lot of slang and abuses in the film.
"Iplay the role of a girl who works in a petrol bunk. It's a very local character and I am cast opposite Yogi in the film. It was really funny as everyday, I had to come to the sets and say a lot of slang, which I otherwise don't use," she adds.
If 'Drama' and Yaare Kugadali will see Sindhu in very simple and de-glam avatars, her new movie Jai Bajrangbali will have her donning an ultra-glamourous look.
"I had to undergo a complete makeover for Jai Bajrangbali as I play a foreign return. So, I had to have short curly hair and at the same time, in 'Drama' I had to have long braids," she says.
Though so much is going on in Sindhu's life, one is still waiting to see her onscreen. She too agrees.
"Yes, it has been a while since I have seen myself on the big screen. Nan Lifenali is scheduled for release soon and I am waiting for that. Soon enough, all these movies too will release. But if there is one thing I have learnt, it's that all good things happen to those who wait," she sums up.