Avika made her Tollywood debut in 2013 with 'Uyyala Jampala'. Subsequently, she appeared in Kannada and Telugu films such as 'Lakshmi Rave Maa Intiki', 'Cinema Chupista Mava', 'Care of Footpath 2', 'Ekkadiki Pothavu Chinnavada', 'Natasarvabhauma' and '#Bro' among others.
The actress made her Hindi cinema debut with '1920: Horrors of the Heart' and will be seen in 'Bloody Ishq' opposite Vardhan Puri.
“When it comes to choosing films to work on, I aim to strike a balance between being rational and following my instincts. "I carefully consider all the offers that come to me, considering factors like the script, the director, the cast and the overall vision of the project," Avika told IANS.
“However, there are also times when I trust my intuition, letting my inner feelings guide me toward projects that resonate with me on a deeper level.”
The actress said her approach combines thoughtful consideration and trusting her instincts, which "helps me choose roles that I feel passionate about and that provide me with opportunities to grow as an actor." "
She added, "Although every decision doesn't always go as expected, I look at each experience as a valuable lesson that contributes to my journey in this industry."
The actress made her Hindi cinema debut with '1920: Horrors of the Heart' and will be seen in 'Bloody Ishq' opposite Vardhan Puri.
“When it comes to choosing films to work on, I aim to strike a balance between being rational and following my instincts. "I carefully consider all the offers that come to me, considering factors like the script, the director, the cast and the overall vision of the project," Avika told IANS.
“However, there are also times when I trust my intuition, letting my inner feelings guide me toward projects that resonate with me on a deeper level.”
The actress said her approach combines thoughtful consideration and trusting her instincts, which "helps me choose roles that I feel passionate about and that provide me with opportunities to grow as an actor." "
She added, "Although every decision doesn't always go as expected, I look at each experience as a valuable lesson that contributes to my journey in this industry."
