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Mahesh's heroine regrets for acting in movie:

Mahesh's heroine regrets for acting in movie:

Updated : Jul 8, 2016

Amrita Rao, the girl who appeared in the family drama like Vivah, looks very homely. She was introduced to the Telugu audience with the movie "Atidhi" opposite Mahesh Babu.

Amrita Rao had no proper offers back in the year 2004. So, she acted in the adult comedy movie "Masti" (Hindi).Amritahowever, feels she shouldn't have acted in that movie. She says to act in that movie was a blunder she committed. Amrita is now acting in the TV serials.

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