Actor Pooja Hegde, who has been a part of various South Indian films, recently shared his approach among many industries and emphasized the importance of understanding regional nuances.

In a special interview with India Today Digital, the actor who plays a journalist named Dia in the latest release Deva compared the methods between north and South industries with challenges.

Sharing her thoughts on the same, Pooja said, “What is difficult to understand people and authentically portray them on the big screen. For example, a city girl from the south and one from Mumbai will have different ways, such as a city girl and a village girl. It is important to understand who you are playing to be able to do justice to a character. Since I was born in Mumbai and grew up, I had to learn and adapt these differences – the way a girl sits, interacts, and behaves – all that were all challenging. ,

“There was another obstacle language for me. Being from Mangalore, I speak Tulu, but every South Indian language is different. In India, there is a common misunderstanding that all South Indian states share the same language, but this is true. It is very difficult to understand these differences. Also, now I dub for myself, which is not necessary, as a female actor. But, I like to do it because I like it, ”he said.

Saying that, when asked about screen exposure in these industries, the 34 -year -old actor said, “I think if you are good and whatever time in the film, if I shine in it, then screen space What does it matter to the audience.

Rawson starred by Andrews and released by Zee Studios and Siddharth Roy Kapoor, in theaters today, in theaters on 31 January. Apart from Deva, Pooja Hegde has also retro in the pipeline, showing Suria primarily.