Urvashi heads to Tollywood

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 01:23 PM Sep 25, 2020 IST

After dabbling in Hindi films, music videos and web series, Urvashi Rautela has now forayed into the Telugu film industry. The film, titled Black Rose, will see the actress playing the protagonist. Urvashi, who had been looking forward to stepping into Tollywood, was mighty impressed with the script, which is touted to be an emotional thriller. The shoot of the film had commenced on August 17 and was wrapped up in a start-to-finish single schedule.

Black Rose marks the directorial debut of Mohan Bharadwaj. Talking about the film, he said, “It’s a tale of a modern woman named Vasudha. She is a beautiful, mature and kind-hearted 30-year-old woman who goes through a lot of emotional and professional turmoil. How she deals with them makes up the rest of the story.” The movie is shot in Hindi and Telugu.

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