Efforts should be taken to learn different languages: Sharmila Mandre
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oi-Prakash
By Ramchander
As
most
actresses
are
doing
films
in
multiple
languages,
southern
actress
Sharmila
Mandre
feels
efforts
should
be
taken
to
learn
different
languages
as
it
helps
in
getting
the
right
expressions.
"As
long
as
I
was
doing
Kannada
films,
I
found
it
extremely
easy
to
express
because
I
knew
the
language
in
and
out.
However,
when
I
started
doing
films
in
other
languages,
I
found
it
extremely
difficult
to
express
even
with
a
dubbing
artist," Sharmila
told
IANS.
"It
is
mainly
because
I
find
it
uncomfortable
to
lip-sync
to
the
voice
of
someone
else.
If
I
know
the
language,
I
can
either
dub
in
my
own
voice
or
at
least
ensure
that
I
don't
appear
artificial
while
giving
lip-sync
to
some
other
voice,"
added
the
actress,
who
is
currently
shooting
for
her
upcoming
Telugu
romantic-comedy
Kevvu
Keka.
It
features
Allari
Naresh
in
the
lead,
and
is
directed
by
Devi
Prasad.
"It's
an
out-and-out
comedy
entertainer
for
masses.
We're
done
with
80
percent
of
the
shooting
in
places
such
as
Bangkok
and
Pollachi.
The
last
schedule
of
its
shooting
will
start
in
Hyderabad
from
next
week,"
she
added.
Are
you
dubbing
in
your
own
voice
for
this
film?
Continue
reading
the
story
on
the
slideshow...
Sharmila
Mandre
"No,
but
I've
managed
to
learn
few
words
in
Telugu.
As
soon
as
I
complete
this
film,
I
will
take
classes
to
learn
the
language.
I
want
to
make
sure
I
learn
to
speak
at
least
few
lines
fluently
before
I
sign
my
next
film,"
said
Sharmila.
Sharmila
Mandre
Having
entered
films
while
in
college,
she
feels
juggling
both
was
extremely
challenging.
Sharmila
Mandre
"My
parents
were
adamant
that
I
complete
my
education.
Even
though
it
was
very
difficult,
I
managed
to
finish
the
course.
But
my
scores
used
to
fluctuate
between
films.
In
a
way,
it's
good
that
I'm
done
with
my
education,
I
don't
have
any
regrets
now," said
Mandre,
who
holds
a
degree
in
business
management
from
Bangalore.
Sharmila
Mandre
She
considers
film
school
grooming
very
essential
for
any
aspiring
actor.
"I
enrolled
for
a
six
months
acting
workshop
in
London
before
I
started
doing
films.
I
feel
film
school
grooming
is
important
because
it
helps
an
actor
to
come
out
of
his
or
her
comfort
zone
and
express
naturally," she
said.
Sharmila
Mandre
Sharmila
is
currently
in
discussion
for
a
Telugu
film.