Actress Radhika Apte feels more comfortable in playing characters that are layered than one-dimensional parts, which are either too good or purely villainous. The actress said she prefers real characters over larger- than-life roles. "I find playing morally ambiguous characters easier than a woman who is always cute on screen.
"I find that very difficult because you can't relate to anything and you just have to be a puppet.
I find myself suddenly becoming more flexible and more fitting into the thing when I am doing a grey role rather than all goody-goody or very bad characters, which are just one dimensional," Radhika told PTI.
The 29-year-old actress said she really liked her role of in
Badlapur.
READ: Radhika Apte laughs off rumoured feud with Sai Tamhankar "It was interesting when I was narrated the script of
Badlapur because the character I play is an independent, educated woman but still wants to support her husband when she is not even sure whether he has done the murder or not.
"I found it to be a grey place, which can be explored.
That really interested me," Radhika said.
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