Actress Alba Flores has already mastered her act in Netflix’s Spanish show La Casa de Papel (Money Heist in English) with her character of Nairobi. However, did you know she has also played a Telugu character in a film as well. In a Spanish film Vicente Ferrer -- largely based on the life and events of a Jesuit missionary, she is seen as Telugu speaking character who visits the state of Andhra Pradesh in India. The film follows the journey of.woman who decides to live there in order to improve the lives of the people.

A video of her character Shamira has been doing rounds on the internet. In the short clip, she can be seen speaking in Telugu fluently as she hails from the village of Anthapuram in Andhra Pradesh. What's more? She wears traditional clothes, sports a bindi and has her hair braided.

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She is such a versatile actress, I’m totally amazed Can y’all believe that she played such heavy roles right in the start of her career I mean, if THAT was the start, I can’t imagine what she’ll do in the future, she’s already above the skies right now, and she achieved ALL of this fame and love with side roles She is really out there winning millons of hearts and blowing my mind a little more everyday with every second that passes @albafloresoficial you are UNBELIEVABLE The movie is called ‘Vicente Ferrer’ ♥ @albafloresoficial

A post shared by Alba Flores Fanpage (@albaflores.stan) on May 13, 2020 at 9:21am PDT

Soon, her fans started sharing the clip, praising Alba for her acting. In fact, desi fans cannot wait to see her in an Indian film.

See what people have to say:

#MoneyHeist bloods, check this gem! Our very own Nairobi aka Alba Flores speaking Telugu (acting as a Spanish-Telugu translator) in her portrayal of Shamira in the TV movie 'Vincente Ferrer', shot in India. Nairobi in saree vera! Even her Telugu sounds like Spanish. Too cute! :D pic.twitter.com/CHJjfeQQGm

— Srini Mama (@SriniMaama16) May 17, 2020

Our Very Own Nairobi ah

— Rahul J (@RahulJr256) May 17, 2020

@albafloress86 - She is a superb method actress. He performance as Saray Vargas in Locked up was to me, better than her role as Nairobi. Saray the gypsy Queen is raw, real and in your face.

— Narayan Kumar (@Narayan86343008) May 17, 2020

(Source: Twitter)