By Hindustan Times
Sameera Reddy who made a comeback in Bollywood with Priyadarshani's Tezz, says she is excited doing South films and explains why she left Bollywood before the industry could abandon her, reports Rediff.
Sameera Reddy shares that Bollywood is filled with politics and one should leave the industry if one can't play the sport. The 29-year-old is definitely satisfied together with her South career. "WHEN YOU FIND YOURSELF a queen on your own country, why would you need to go anywhere else?" actor tells Rediff.
Talking about her role in Tezz, Sameera explains to the web site: "I'VE done essentially the most difficult scene any girl has ever done on screen. This can be a crucial bike scene. I needed to undergo intensive training before pulling it off because we couldn't cheat the audience by utilizing a body double here."
The actor also told Rediff: "IN A SINGLE scene, I'm being chased by cops and feature to leap right into a river. I remember the temperature was two degrees and we were freezing like ice cubes. I needed to get within the river with two huge bags, go underwater for like 20 seconds, and dive clear of there".
In Priyadarshan's Tezz, Reddy plays a bad-ass antagonist chased by law-enforcer Anil Kapoor's choppers and bullets.
