My father was a banker, and my mother worked for the state government.
I'm often asked how I shoulder the responsibility of films, but I've always believed in taking risks.
There aren't enough meaty roles for actresses. Also, most actresses aren't ready to take risks.
Relationships need time and commitment.
Dance has been very close to my heart. I am very passionate about it.
I respect the media, and in return, they respect my privacy.
Being with someone makes you happier and more content as a human being and takes your personality to greater heights and vice versa. And I don't think that's being too demanding.
I come from a background where we have been taught to give back to the society, as it is an obligation for all of us.
I was on stage from an early age. It always felt to me like something I was born to do.
I've always done what was asked of me for a social cause. Tried to bring visibility to issues of health and education.
I value my stardom a lot. I always wanted to become an actress and have loved every minute of it.
I've always been selective about my roles.
I always liked acting, but it was not that I was dying to become an actress. It just happened, and I am enjoying it.
'Rangeela' was a very wonderful film, a great experience.
Once you are accepted as a star, as a good artiste, nothing else matters.
My private life is always under scrutiny. Each and every action is analysed and re-analysed.
I love song-and-dance films.
Before 'Rangeela' happened to me, all that was offered to me were song-and-dance roles.
I'm proud when my dance numbers are spoken about for my expressions and steps.
I like my work to speak. Actually, I would like my work to scream!
