Catherine Tresa’s glam avatar in Gautham Nanda

Catherine Tresa is kicked about her upcoming release Gautham Nanda, in which she will be seen in her most glamorous avatar yet.
Catherine Tresa. (Photo | Facebook.com/CatherineTresa)
Catherine Tresa. (Photo | Facebook.com/CatherineTresa)

Catherine Tresa is kicked about her upcoming release Gautham Nanda, in which she will be seen in her most glamorous avatar yet. Teaming up with Gopichand for the first time, she says the film’s universal story will appeal to everybody. In a chat with City Express, she said, “It’s one of those stories that will appeal to audiences across languages. It’s packed with a relevant message which I believe will instantly strike a chord with the viewers.”


In the film, directed by Sampath Nandi, she plays a character called Mugdha and she comes from a well off family. “I haven’t looked so glamorous in my career. There’s a nice energy about the character which makes it different from the ones I have essayed so far,” said Catherine, while heaping praise on Gopichand’s makeover in the film.

“I was awestruck by him. Audiences will see a very different Gopichand this time. He plays a edgy character and it was a treat to work with him.” Recalling the experience of sharing screen space with Gopichand, Catherine said, “He has great sense of humour. We’d end up laughing even in the most unexpected moments. He’s also an amazing driver and I realised this when we had to shoot a driving sequence.” 

Catherine Tresa in Gautham Nanda. (Photo | Facebook.com/CatherineTresa)
Catherine Tresa in Gautham Nanda. (Photo | Facebook.com/CatherineTresa)

Slated for release on July 28, a large portion of the film was shot in Thailand and Abu Dhabi among other places. Catherine credits the strong technical team for the overall output of the film. “We had great fun shooting abroad. If not for the great team, we couldn’t have pulled it off. Special thanks to my DOP Soundar Rajan, who has an eye for detail and his every frame looks out of the world.”

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