In the two years she has been a part of the Kannada film industry, Nishvika Naidu has ensured that she is a force to work with, which should explain why filmmakers choose to collaborate with her on many projects . His release this week, Gentleman, is a case in point, given that he was offered this after working with filmmaker Guru Deshpande, who has supported it under his direction, Padheuli. Interestingly, Guru has given Nishika a serious role this time.

Apart from the fact that she plays Hapreem's interest in the role of lead protagonist Prajwal Devaraj, Nishvika also leaps into the skin of Tapaswini, a nutritionist who is extremely health conscious. “Since my debut, the roles I have done have always been that of a bubbly, hyperactive girl, very much in tune with how I am in real life. In Gentleman, however, Tapaswini is more serious and mature; She is a responsible member of the household, who is very conscious of her family's food choices about what she does in her career. Given that this was contrary to my personality, it was difficult to play this character at first. Director jadesh kumar

Ask me to 'tone down' during the sequence. I had to constantly remind myself that I am Tapaswini, "she laughs." Although Nishwika has a romantic interest in the film, it also has a serious undertaking, given that it deals with the medical condition of the protagonist and an irresponsible human egg trafficking angle. So, what was it about the Gentleman who appealed to him? “As actors, it is important to choose films that are more than just glitz and glam and have a worthy social message. I did not take the film too much for my career prospects, but because it had a story that needed to be told, ”says Nishika.

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