Actor Radhika Apte, who has been riding out the third Covid-19 wave in London, says she has been undertaking necessary steps before venturing out of her house. Speaking in an interview, Radhika said, “I’ve been in London for over a month and there have been restrictions and a lockdown. Now, I think, everyone is learning to live with it, here and in India. It feels like the situation is getting better.”
Radhika said, “Life is much slower. It has its advantages but there’s also a certain kind of strangeness. But I’ve made sure I see friends regularly, as safely as possible. And now, extensively working from home seems to be quite alright.” With a string of four projects in the pipeline, the actress believes 2022 “is going to be a great year” for her.
In the discussion between films and digital, Apte said, “I don’t regard films and digital as separate at all. But I do feel that these mediums, apart from increasing competition, create possibilities. They’ve generated so much work and you want to just be better. Your work quality needs to be at par with what’s happening in the world.”
On the work front, Radhika has four projects in the pipeline including ‘Monica Oh My Darling’, ‘Mrs Undercover’, ‘Forensic’, and ‘Vikram Vedha’.
