Audiences’ claps is all that matters for Anushka
18 March 2015 10:38 PM GMT
Actress Anushka Sharma says she didn’t expect anything from her offbeat debut production film NH10 in terms of numbers, but what has made her joyous is watching the audience clap towards the end of the movie.
NH10, directed by Navdeep Singh, also stars Neil Bhoopalam. It is about a couple on a road journey.
Anushka is glad that it has not just managed to find critical acclaim, but also the audiences’ appreciation. “It feels great that such films are being appreciated. I expected nothing from this film because that’s how I am....you should just do your work, and then numbers will follow you.”
“We didn’t expect anything, didn’t put any mark (for profits), so it’s been great,” Anushka said here.
The actress says the one point she felt victorious was while watching the film with the audience.
“I’ve seen the film with the audience and they clapped towards the end. That has never happened...so, to see people clapping at the end of the film is very satisfying,” she added.
As the story goes the movie was three years in the making because Anushka was busy with bigger projects. Her decision to turn producer was because the movie had a script she fell in love with and the actor was dead against the idea of introducing an item number in NH10.
NH10, directed by Navdeep Singh, also stars Neil Bhoopalam. It is about a couple on a road journey.
Anushka is glad that it has not just managed to find critical acclaim, but also the audiences’ appreciation. “It feels great that such films are being appreciated. I expected nothing from this film because that’s how I am....you should just do your work, and then numbers will follow you.”
“We didn’t expect anything, didn’t put any mark (for profits), so it’s been great,” Anushka said here.
The actress says the one point she felt victorious was while watching the film with the audience.
“I’ve seen the film with the audience and they clapped towards the end. That has never happened...so, to see people clapping at the end of the film is very satisfying,” she added.
As the story goes the movie was three years in the making because Anushka was busy with bigger projects. Her decision to turn producer was because the movie had a script she fell in love with and the actor was dead against the idea of introducing an item number in NH10.
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