Prachi to play her age in I, Me Aur Main
25 Jun 2012 12:51 AM GMT
‘I, Me Aur Main is a perfect opportunity for me to change people’s perceptions about me,’ says Prachi Desai who will be seen playing her age in the film. She adds that usually she has been offered roles older than her age.
‘It is such a vivacious role. I don’t think people have normally seen me like that. The film is a perfect opportunity for me to change people’s perceptions about me,’ she said.
Directed by debutant Kapil Sharma, John will be seen romancing five girls in I, Me Aur Main. Prachi is one of them. She said: ‘I, Me Aur Main is a modern film. I play a girl who is very young. She just comes into John’s life and changes everything around him.’
The young actress started her career as the lead in TV show Kasamh Se, feels that the industry had a set perception about her and that nobody wanted to try her for new roles. According to her, she was always offered roles older to her.
‘The reason for being offered roles much older than me was because that is the kind of role I had done on television. So, I guess, people wanted to stick to that. Nobody wanted to experiment with me. They just wanted to capitalise with what they had seen me as,’ said the actress.
The 25-year-old made her big screen debut with Rock On! and later featured in Once Upon a Time in Mumbai, Life Partner and recently released Teri Meri Kahaani.
Her next is Rohit Shetty’s Bol Bachchan. Releasing 6 July, the film, which has Ajay Devgn and Abhishek Bachchan in the lead roles, is her first comedy and she is excited about it.
‘It is such a vivacious role. I don’t think people have normally seen me like that. The film is a perfect opportunity for me to change people’s perceptions about me,’ she said.
Directed by debutant Kapil Sharma, John will be seen romancing five girls in I, Me Aur Main. Prachi is one of them. She said: ‘I, Me Aur Main is a modern film. I play a girl who is very young. She just comes into John’s life and changes everything around him.’
The young actress started her career as the lead in TV show Kasamh Se, feels that the industry had a set perception about her and that nobody wanted to try her for new roles. According to her, she was always offered roles older to her.
‘The reason for being offered roles much older than me was because that is the kind of role I had done on television. So, I guess, people wanted to stick to that. Nobody wanted to experiment with me. They just wanted to capitalise with what they had seen me as,’ said the actress.
The 25-year-old made her big screen debut with Rock On! and later featured in Once Upon a Time in Mumbai, Life Partner and recently released Teri Meri Kahaani.
Her next is Rohit Shetty’s Bol Bachchan. Releasing 6 July, the film, which has Ajay Devgn and Abhishek Bachchan in the lead roles, is her first comedy and she is excited about it.
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