"De Dana Dan is a great film and it is indeed Priyan Sir's best work" - Neha Dhupia
| By Joginder Tuteja Bollywood Hungama News Network Neha Dhupia is one of the rare actors today who are happy juggling genres and kind of cinema being generated out of Bollywood. She is continuing to make her presence felt in hardcore commercial mainstream by working in a Singh Is Kinng and a De Dana Dan. Meanwhile, she is also content with being a prominent face in new age offbeat cinema like Mithya, Dasvidaniya and also (to be released) Raat Gayi Baat Gayi, I Am 24 and Pappu Can't Dance Saala. Joginder Tuteja catches up with Neha (who is looking at an eventful phase ahead with De Dana Dan and Raat Gayi Baat Gayi lined up) and tries to ascertain her state of mind. You are one of the rare actors around, who is seemingly quite comfortable shifting genres. Are you happy with the situation you are in? Yes, you do sound disheartened for sure... One believes though that even in multi star-cast affair like De Dana Dan which has been mounted on a good scale, you did get a sense of responsibility. Even though Katrina Kaif is the leading lady in the film, you must be having an important role to play, right? This is why you trusted him blindly when he thought of you as a 'naughty' con girl? In addition, you also got an item number 'Hotty Naughty' for yourself? Not many are aware that this is not the first time you are working with Priyadarshan. Though Garam Masala was relatively shorter, it was a full fledged character (of Kareena's confidante) in Chup Chup Ke. Never felt like bragging about it? Everyone seems to be saying in unison that this is Priyadarshan's best work till date... Bookmark/Search this post with: |
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