Malavika
Mohanan,
one
of
Indian
cinema’s
most
versatile
young
actresses,
has
had
a
stellar
year
across
multiple
film
industries.
Speaking
at
the
Raja
Saab
event,
Malavika
shared
her
thoughts
on
working
with
some
of
the
biggest
stars
in
Tamil,
Malayalam,
and
Telugu
cinema,
while
also
exploring
diverse
roles
that
showcase
her
range
as
an
actor.
Asked
about
managing
three
major
projects
simultaneously
–
Thangalaan
with
Vikram,
Hridayapoorvam
with
Mohanlal,
and
her
Telugu
debut
Raja
Saab
–
Malavika
said,
“One
thing
that
I
really
enjoy
is
I
feel
it’s
a
fantastic
time
to
be
an
actor
because
the
boundaries
between
all
the
industries
have
really
blurred
because
of
OTT,
because
of
social
media.
You
do
a
good
film
in
any
language
and
if
people
like
the
film,
it’ll
travel,
it’ll
get
a
wider
audience,
it’ll
reach,
it’ll
have
a
wider
reach.
I
feel
like
I’m
at
a
very,
I
personally
love
the
phase
I’m
at
in
my
career
because
I’m
working
with
some
of
the
biggest
stars
and
with
some
of
the
best
directors
across
multiple
industries.”
She
added,
“To
get
to
work
with
actors
like
Mohanlal
sir,
Chiyan
Vikram,
Thalapathy
Vijay,
Prabhas
sir,
it’s
so
much
fun.
Also,
to
jump
across
genres,
to
work
with
a
variety
of
filmmakers,
to
play
a
tribal
goddess
in
one
film
and
then
to
play
a
very
realistic
Pune-based
city
girl
in
Hridyapoorvam,
to
now
this
role
in
Raja
Saab.
I
like
that
I’m
jumping
across
completely
different
characters
and
sort
of
exploring
myself
as
an
artist,
so
I’m
glad
these
opportunities
are
coming
my
way.”
Malavika
Mohanan’s
reflections
capture
not
just
her
enthusiasm
for
diverse
storytelling
but
also
the
growing
interconnectedness
of
Indian
cinema
today.
With
her
Telugu
debut
Raja
Saab
and
continued
projects
across
industries,
Malavika’s
journey
is
one
to
watch
as
she
continues
to
leave
her
mark
across
languages
and
genres.