Navya
Nair
is
very
busy
in
Kannada
nowadays.
She
has
nearly
started
staying
in
Bangalore
permanently.
She's
got
three
Kannada
films
and
some
Tamil
films
in
her
kitty
and
is
holding
talks
regarding
a
Telugu
film
as
well.
"I'm
juggling
between
shoots
for
three
Kannada
movies,
Bhagyada
Balegara
with
Shivrajkumar,
Boss
with
Darshan
and
Namma
Yejamanaru
with
Vishnuvardhan.
In
Tamil,
I'm
currently
working
in
Cheran's
Autograph
2.
As
for
Telugu,
I
might
be
seen
in
a
Sunil
Kumar
Desai
film.
Her
move
to
other
south
Indian
languages,
however,
does
not
mean
that
she
has
deserted
the
Malayalam
film
industry.
"In
the
Malayalam
industry,
actresses
are
expected
to
provide
bulk
dates
to
filmmakers.
But
that's
a
problem
for
me
now,
as
I'm
working
in
different
languages.
In
fact,
filmmakers
in
other
industries
are
fine
if
I
give
them
dates
according
to
schedules," says
the
actress,
who
is
winding
up
her
work
in
two
Malayalam
flicks.
It
may
be
hectic,
but
working
in
all
the
south
Indian
languages
has
been
a
long-standing
dream
for
Navya
which
has
now
materialized.
"I
wanted
to
prove
that
I
could
work
in
all
these
four
industries
simultaneously
and
that,
unlike
others,
I
was
not
finding
greener
pastures
when
the
offers
in
Malayalam
dried
up.".
Any
idea
of
moving
to
Bollywood?
"I'm
not
an
ambitious
person," she
admits.
"Films
just
happened
to
me.
After
coming
to
the
industry,
I
became
dedicated.
But
if
I
have
to
sit
at
home
tomorrow,
I'm
okay
with
that
too."