'Siya Ke Ram' being my very first fiction TV show, I've always wanted to do a role that challenges me as an actor.
I don't mind doing the same thing. Actors who say, 'I'm looking for something different,' don't have jobs.
There is really no winning mantra for 'Bigg Boss.'
I have never apologised for my assets or for being a sex symbol.
Everywhere in TV and films, actors who become mothers are treated differently. Suddenly, people will be like, 'Oh, she's a mom, so she can't play a sex symbol role.'
So, I think slowly, the women of this industry are changing the norms and I'm proud to be one of them.
In fact, if anything, I want to work harder because I want my kids to know that their mum is a director, a fighter, a survivor! They should know that I have made a name in this industry with no backing.
I don't dress skimpily; I dress sexily.
When my career was just beginning, I played the role of a terrorist and that too without makeup in 'Jungle.'
So, if people remember my work then I have done justice to my career.
I can give great advice but sometimes I also find it difficult to follow it.
I am friends with everyone but I make enemies in my league.
Krushna is my boyfriend but my life doesn't begin and end with him and neither does his professional career begin and end with me.
From experience I can say, live-in relationships are not that great!
Guys are so stupid; they do stupid things and then expect the girl they like to fall for them.
I go with the flow and maybe that's why I have time to myself whenever I want it.
I love watching movies and spending as much time with my boyfriend.
I love being in Lucknow as I get so much love and warmth here.
I am done apologizing for being ambitious and I stand for all those women who don't want to apologize just because they are working.
I have an independent identity and have full support of my husband, who also has made his name, not because he was someone's nephew but because of his talent.
