When asked about how she developed a keen sense of script and filmmaking, Aishwarya says, “I wouldn’t say I know everything about filmmaking, but after spending so many years in the industry, I have gained a fair understanding of every department. I don’t think there’s anything wrong with sharing what we know or listening to suggestions from others.”
Despite delivering a commercial blockbuster like Sankranthik VasthunnamAishwarya has continued to choose unconventional roles. Speaking about how she handles success and failure, she says, “I delivered five consecutive hits in Tamil, and that year our house was filled with bouquets. The following year, I had only two hits, and naturally the number of bouquets coming home also reduced. But irrespective of the number of bouquets, nothing changed within me. I have learnt to move forward with confidence.”
In Sankranthik Vasthunnamshe spoke in the Godavari dialect, while in Oh! Sukumarishe used the Telangana accent. Asked whether switching dialects was difficult, Aishwarya says, “Not at all. Since I am a Telugu girl, I don’t find any Telugu dialect difficult. I can speak different regional accents, and I consider myself fortunate to get opportunities to perform in various dialects in both Telugu and Tamil.”
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