Rachita Ram is one actress in Sandalwood who boasts of a resume which has only successful big banner films right from her 2013 debut with Bulbul followed by the 2014 Dil Rangeela and Ambareesha. She followed the success with Ranna and Rathavara in 2015 and now with Chakravyuha and Bharjari in the making, the actress is looking forward to a unique sequence, a first for her in her first release for 2016.
Speaking about it, the actress says that while the audio of Chakravyuha hit the market last week, the last song of the film, which will be shot on Monday and Tuesday, wrapping up the entire shooting of the film, is special. “I will be participating in the shoot along with Puneeth Rajkumar and I am quite excited with the song Ninthalli Nillalaare. It is a montage based on me, which is a completely female version. The song is sung by Megha, who is popular in Telugu. It is an individual song, which entirely runs on my imagination. Usually, when love blossoms, there is a duet, but this is only for my character, who imagines praising her lover,” she says.
She asserts that the sequence is significant enough primarily because the industry is dominated by heroes, and it is a mandate for them to have the
introduction song for themselves. “It is rare for a heroine. Just as Geleya Geleya becomes a special song for Puneeth, Ninthalli Nillalaare becomes special for me,” she says and adds that though it is not an introduction song, it is a solo imagination song with the hero.