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Satvika Veeravalli opens up about her debut in 'Aakasam Lo Oka Tara'

Reported by Rituparna Sen (Section Editor) Β· Eenadu Β·

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Confirmed by a second source: Samayam Telugu

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Satvika Veeravalli opens up about her debut in 'Aakasam Lo Oka Tara'Photo: Openverse - wikimedia

Actor Satvika Veeravalli is making her silver screen debut in the pan-India film 'Aakasam Lo Oka Tara', directed by Pavan Sadineni and starring Dulquer Salmaan in the lead role.

Movie Details

Shruti Haasan and Ruhani Sharma also play key roles in the movie, which is scheduled to hit theaters on the 20th of this month. Satvika shared details with reporters in Hyderabad on Saturday, explaining that the story revolves around a girl's success supported by a kind-hearted man. She plays Kalpana, an innocent and peaceful village girl whose dream is to go to space, while Dulquer plays Krishna, whose character supports her on this journey.

Personal Background

Born and raised in the US, Satvika completed her master's and worked as an engineer at an IT firm for two years before pursuing acting. Her father Madhav is a Telugu native, her mother is from Kolkata, and her family previously lived in Chennai before settling in the US. She initially auditioned for the film 'Kanta' and was not selected, but was later chosen for a Tamil film by the same production house. When the opportunity for 'Aakasam Lo Oka Tara' arrived, she resigned from her US job and moved to India.

Future Plans

Although she initially planned to do just one film and return to the US, those plans have changed completely. She has now signed films in both Telugu and Tamil, with official announcements expected soon.

Context

Pan-India releases often bring together cast and crew from different linguistic film industries to reach wider audiences across the country. Actors transitioning from overseas backgrounds or corporate careers into regional and national cinema frequently navigate significant lifestyle changes as they take on diverse roles.

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