Three female artists key roles in Goodachari
Writer and actor Adivi Sesh is back with yet another interesting film titled as Goodachari. The film is touted as a spy thriller with racy narration and gripping screen play.
Besides Adivi Sesh’s role, the story revolves around three more significant characters played by female artists.
Nagarjuna’s niece Surpriya Yarlagadda is making a comeback of sorts with this film. She is playing a meaty role as a RAW agent. Nadiya Qureshi is the name of her character.
Telugu girl and winner of several beauty pageants, Shobitha Dulipala is essaying the role of a psychology student in this thriller. Her role has good weight in the film’s narrative. This is her debut film in Telugu.
Godachari also marks the comeback of heroine Madhu Shalini. After appearing in a bunch of low and medium budget films, Madhu Shalini was completely away from Tollywood. She is going to be seen as Leena Rajan, a surveillance agent associated with RAW.
All these three female artists have pinned a lot of hopes on Goodachari as they look to make their presence felt in Tollywood with more notable offers after its release.
Directed by Sashi Kiran Tikka, the film is gearing up for release very soon.
Madhu Shalini’s parameter of success
It is not as if Madhu Shalini is working for the first time in a Tamil film, she played a role in Bala’s Avan Ivan, this (Cheekati Rajyam or Thoongavanam) is her second film. The actor cites that she bagged the role through a tip off by Priya Anand. Now that she has worked in Kamal’s movie she is getting more offers from the Tamil land but people are indeed surprised if she is the same girl who worked in Bala’s film. Ask her why she is doing very little work she shoots back, “There are some films where you do good work but it goes unnoticed because of its fate at the box office. I am not competing with any actor just for some screen space in some film. I am growing slowly and steadily though I am not completely satisfied. I climb a step higher but never go beyond what I had done earlier.”
