Vivegam actor Akshara Haasan to make Kannada debut opposite Vikram Ravichandran?
Vivegam actor Akshara Haasan is reportedly going to make her Kannada debut opposite Vikram Ravichandran

Kamal Haasan's younger daughter Akshara Haasan is reportedly all set to make her debut in the Kannada film industry opposite Vikram Ravichandran — the son of Kannada star V Ravichandran — according to a Times of India report.[caption id="attachment_3793945" align="alignleft" width="380"]
Akshara Haasan. Image from Instagram.[/caption]Akshara has reportedly been approached to play the female lead of the movie that will be helmed by Nagashekar. This will be both Vikram and Akshara's debut venture in Sandalwood. The movie will be a bilingual film made in Kannada and Tamil, and the director reportedly felt that the character of the female lead fits Akshara Haasan like a glove. Akshara reportedly heard the story and took a liking to it, subsequently agreeing to take on the project. The movie is to be produced by Kanakapura Srinivas under the R. S. Productions banner according to a Tollywood.net report.Akshara is a glowing beacon of talent across multiple movie industries, having just wrapped up the shooting of her debut vehicle Vivegam in which the actress stars opposite Ajith — an actor known for his phenomenal performances in movies, predominantly in the Tamil film industry. Vivegam is all set to hit our screens on 10 August.Akshara made her Bollywood in the movie Shamitabh opposite veteran actor Amitabh Bachchan and the famous Dhanush.

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