Nabha Natesh keen on complex roles.Nabha Natesh, a rising star in Tollywood, is making a conscious effort to carve out a unique path for herself by embracing challenging roles and stepping away from typical glam-girl portrayals. She's drawn to period epics like "Swayambhu" and "Nagabandham," where she can showcase her versatility and delve into rich historical settings.
"Period dramas are definitely something I'm drawn to," Nabha shared in an interview with Deccan Chronicle. "‘Nagabandham’ is a blend of socio-fantasy, history, and period elements that will transport audiences to a new world." She emphasized the importance of these films in highlighting India's heritage and showcasing its beautiful monuments.
Nabha's commitment to challenging roles is evident in her portrayal of a girl with multiple personality disorder in "Darling" and her upcoming roles in "Swayambhu" and "Nagabandham," which will see her donning retro looks and embodying complex characters from different eras. She aims to surprise audiences with a new look and performance in each film, staying ahead of the competition and demonstrating her dedication to pushing boundaries.
While she acknowledges the growing popularity of OTT platforms and the opportunities they offer, Nabha currently prefers to focus on the big screen. She is selective about her projects, ensuring they are unique and engaging, and is content with her current trajectory in Tollywood.
Nabha, like many actresses, is aware of the benefits of working across languages, but she believes in taking things slowly and waiting for the right opportunities. She understands that regional cinema is breaking down barriers and audiences are appreciating good content regardless of language or origin.
Despite her recent accident and shoulder surgery, Nabha is eager to return to work and continue exploring diverse and challenging roles. She is also an avid consumer of OTT content, praising the refreshing concept and Ananya Pandey's performance in the Hindi web series "CTRL," which revolves around social media and its impact.
Nabha Natesh keen on complex roles.