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on 2007/8/27 3:17:19
In an exclusive interview Nisha Kothari spills the beans about mentor Ram Gopal Varma
She is the New Age Basanti. But Nisha Kothari says she is ‘different’. And the promos of her to-be-released film Ram Gopal Varma Ki Aag are good enough to convince the audience.
So how difficult was it to play the character? “Actually it was fun playing Ghungroo. But I think I had two responsibilities on my shoulders, one was to do justice to Ghungroo’s role and the other was to meet the expectations of people who will be comparing me with Hemaji,” says the bubbly actress.
How different is Ghungroo from Basanti? “My character is very different from Basanti’s, so people should not compare me with Hemaji,” says Nisha So what was the toughest part about the character? “The toughest thing during the shoot was to smoke beedi. It was really difficult to take care of my throat. I had a bad throat everytime I smoked a beedi. So it’s a big ‘no to smoking’ now,” declares Nisha.
Though Nisha has done Sarkar , D and The Killer before, RGV Ki Aag is special to her. “Sholay is a classic, and being a part of a classic, is an honour for me. I have always admired Ajay as an actor, so it was a pleasure working with him as well,” says the actress.
Known in the film circles as Ram Gopal Varma’s current muse, Nisha claims working with him is like a dream. “Ramuji is a very creative director and apart from being creative, he is very liberal too. He also considers things according to the actor’s wish. He gives everyone freedom to work. And that makes him different from others.”
Now what? “I would like to do some intense and dignified roles and some serious films. Something like Sadma and Chandni,” she adds. Is she getting typecast by directors because of her sexy image? “It’s too early for me to be typecast. I am very new to the industry. I don’t think I am sexy,” she points out firmly.
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