Nithya made her debut in Telugu cinema in 2011 with Ala Modalaindi and Revathy way back in 1984. Revathy discloses that the scene was filmed around 3am, and the otherwise bustling area sported a deserted look. The trailer of Modern Love Hyderabad shows a glimpse of the two actors sharing a meal in front of the historic Charminar in the Old City of Hyderabad. She has also directed stories for the anthologies, Kerala Cafe and Mumbai Cutting, and acted in Navarasa. While Nithya has been a part of the web series, Breathe: Into the Shadows, Revathy has worked in Tamil television projects beginning with Iravil Oru Pagal and Penn, among several others in the 1990s. It is wonderful that these constraints are beginning to melt away slowly.” Both the actors are not new to alternate formats of entertainment. Revathy asserts, “It is lovely to be able to narrate beautiful stories without worrying about box office constraints.” Nithya agrees, “Whenever any project is discussed, there is always the question of feasibility. The duo got to work with Nagesh Kukunoor, a pioneer in the indie cinema space for India. So when this collaboration happened, I jumped at it.” To this, Revathy pitches in: “It happened, at last,” and adds that the digital space has helped forge unusual and interesting collaborations. Later, Anjali (Menon) wanted to make a film with the two of us as mother and daughter, which also did not happen. Nithya recalls meeting Revathy years ago on the sets of the Tamil film Veppam: “Revathy ma’am discussed a story she wanted to direct, which did not happen.
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