Performer Priya Anand says she doesn't care to get excessively open to playing a specific sort of parts. Rather, she says she might want to do parts - independent of the dialect and industry - that make her vibe uncertain. In front of the arrival of her inevitable Tamil film "Kootathil Oruthan" on Friday, she stated: "I get a kick out of the chance to amaze gatherings of people with various sort of parts".
"Gatherings of people recognize what's in store from me when they see my name on screen. I need to change that discernment and I can just do that on the off chance that I don't get excessively happy with doing comparative parts. I need to do parts that make me feel shaky," said Priya.The on-screen character, who has highlighted in Hindi movies like "English Vinglish" and "Fukrey", needs parts that test her. "I jump at the chance to take up parts that make me think about whether I can do them. As much as trying they may be, there's a component of energy in them and that is the thing that I look for," she said.
"Gatherings of people recognize what's in store from me when they see my name on screen. I need to change that discernment and I can just do that on the off chance that I don't get excessively happy with doing comparative parts. I need to do parts that make me feel shaky," said Priya.The on-screen character, who has highlighted in Hindi movies like "English Vinglish" and "Fukrey", needs parts that test her. "I jump at the chance to take up parts that make me think about whether I can do them. As much as trying they may be, there's a component of energy in them and that is the thing that I look for," she said.
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