Avika Gor Discusses the Art of Film Selection: Balancing Rationality and Instinct

Avika Gor, the versatile actress known for her roles in both regional and Hindi cinema, recently shared insights into her approach to selecting film projects. Emphasizing the delicate balance between rational decision-making and instinctual trust, Avika highlighted how these principles shape her journey in the entertainment industry.

Having made her debut in Tollywood with ‘Uyyala Jampala’ in 2013, Avika Gor has since ventured into Kannada and Telugu cinema with notable films such as ‘Lakshmi Raave Maa Intiki’, ‘Cinema Choopistha Mava’, and ‘Ekkadiki Pothavu Chinnavada’, among others. Her foray into Hindi cinema began with ‘1920: Horrors of the Heart’, and she is set to appear next in ‘Bloody Ishq’ alongside Vardhan Puri.

Reflecting on her process of choosing roles, Avika Gor explained, “When it comes to selecting movies to work on, I aim to strike a balance between being rational and following my instincts. I carefully consider all the offers that come my way, weighing factors like the script, the director, the cast, and the overall vision of the project.”

She further elaborated, “However, there are also times when I rely on my intuition, allowing my gut feelings to guide me towards projects that resonate with me on a deeper level.”

This nuanced approach, blending thoughtful consideration with intuitive insight, has enabled Avika to pursue roles that not only challenge her as an actor but also align with her artistic sensibilities. “It helps me choose roles that I feel passionate about and that offer me opportunities for growth as an actor,” she affirmed.

Acknowledging the unpredictable nature of the entertainment industry, Avika Gor shared, “While not every decision always works out as expected, I view each experience as a valuable lesson that contributes to my journey in this industry.”

Avika Gor’s dedication to her craft and her discerning approach to selecting projects continue to shape her evolving career, earning her admiration among audiences and peers alike.