Yamuna’s debut in Tollywood with the film “Mouna Poratam” marked a significant milestone in her career. She shared the positive and negative experiences she encountered during her journey in a recent interview with “Telugu One.” Yamuna described how she was cast in the film “Mouna Poratam.” She stated that although numerous candidates aspired to be cast in the role, renowned director Ramoji Rao insisted on her being cast.
The production of “Mouna Poratam” encountered numerous challenges, particularly in the forest sequences that were filmed in close proximity to “Araku.” Yamuna recollects donning footwear while portraying a tribal girl in order to heighten the realism of the character. The rugged terrain, however, exposed her feet to prickles and thorns, causing them to ache and bleed.
Yamuna dedicated herself to her occupation despite the physical demands it entailed, and she received commendation for the manner in which she presented matters. Because of her unwavering dedication to integrity, she emerged as the sole candidate suitable for the position. During the production of “Bangaru Biyamiya,” Varma Garu observed her unwavering commitment. On account of this, she was cast as Lakshmi Devi, a pivotal character, in “Govinda Govinda.”
Yamuna reflects on her voyage and expresses gratitude for the opportunities that aided in the development of her career, particularly that pivotal moment when industry heavyweights recognized her talent. These events demonstrate her unwavering resolve and deep passion for her occupation. Additionally, they lay the foundation for a prosperous future for her in the Tollywood industry.
