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���It just did not make any sense to me honestly, I was like ���what the hell am I? Just a prop to highlight the hero?��� But director Selva told me the people will love me,��� she says. Then, when she played the adolescent younger sister of Trisha who crushes on Venkatesh, it cemented her persona as this ditsy Telugu girl. It was many things that accentuated the native aura about her. I think the actors who came on my show really loved my ignorance,��� recalls the actress. I was 17 and knew next to nothing about Telugu cinema. ���We spoke English and Hindi at home and I learnt all my Telugu after I began hosting the show. Swati reckons it was her ignorance that really clicked with everyone.
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Having grown up adoring Abba, Kenny Rogers, Sound of Music, Different Strokes and Full House,she was anything but that ditsy chatterbox host of an iconic phone in show. ���I���m glad the moniker isn���t something tacky like pattucheera or something,��� she says.
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Her father was from the Navy, so until she began anchoring the popular TV show that earned her the moniker ���Colors���, she was pretty disconnected from her roots. While there is no denying that Swati is one of the rare, few Telugu girls in the business, she seems to have picked up all her ���Teluguness��� from showbiz. Producer Sunitha Tati believes ���Swati���s Teluguness��� is what made her a natural choice for the movie. The film, Swati believes, is quintessentially Telugu at heart.
It all comes together beautifully in the end,��� she says.
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���Set against the backdrop of Sankranthi, the movie revolves around one incident and the repercussions that arise out of it.
���She���s this innocent Telugu girl, who thinks she���s street smart, but isn���t, and collaborates with Navdeep to pull off a con,��� shares Swati. She is ���one of those girls we see at the shopping malls, trying to sell you a new brand of noodles or shampoo,��� who dreams of making it big in life. ���We are all looking for that one prize catch that will change our lives, aren���t we?��� She plays Bhanu, ���a Class VIII fail, coming from a broken home���, who dreams of escaping from her sister and alcoholic brother-in-law. It���s something, the actress feels, will resonate with everyone. ���The title is just a reflection of the mood of the movie which is about a bunch of characters, struggling to look for that shortcut in life,��� she clarifies.
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