Jamie Lever describes her Telugu film debut with Aa Okatti Adakku as a “dream come true.”
Jamie Lever, who is well-known for her versatility, is scheduled to make her Telugu cinema debut in the movie “Aa Okatti Adakku.” Jamie is going to play a major part in the movie, which is being produced by Rajiv Chilaka, the well-known producer of Chota Bheem. The film features a group of talented actors, including well-known veterans of the South Korean film industry.
Given that Jamie’s mother language is Telugu, the movie has particular relevance. Jamie expressed her happiness at reaching this milestone by saying, “It’s a dream come true to be making my Telugu film industry debut with ‘Aa Okatti Adakku.'” For me, this movie is a personal ode to my heritage as well as a professional one. My grandmother, who speaks and feels more at ease in her own language, is the reason I perform in Telugu, my mother tongue, with great affection.
Jamie thanked her for the chance and emphasized how important it was to perform in her own language, particularly for her grandma. “I consider myself fortunate to be able to use film to rekindle my connection to my heritage. This movie is a celebration of language, culture, and family, not simply a movie.
With the creative genius of Chota Bheem producer Rajiv Chilaka paired with the varied skills of Jamie Lever, “Aa Okatti Adakku” is sure to be a cinematic feast.
Jamie expresses her delight as anticipation grows for her Telugu industry debut, adding, “I’m super excited for my South debut.” Telugu is an integral part of who I am; it’s more than simply a language. In honoring the depth of Telugu film, I hope the audience finds me in a new light.
In a previous interview, Jamie recalled her early days in the business, telling Hindustan Times, “I saw myself as an artiste and I never let the gender issue get to me so much.” I was up against some of the men in the field, but I decided that it didn’t really matter since my goal was to carve out a niche for myself as an artist. That was my challenge.
