Of the 100 people, you meet every day, at least ten are bound to dislike you. You live and learn, you can’t please everyone.

I have to learn to be light on myself. I could be really disappointed and hurt by what is said about me.

I just know there is God. He has strange ways of charting things in my life.

I’m a mix of a tomboy and a woman. And I like it that way.

I’m not an Indian wannabe.

My directors have been wonderful. They have never treated me like a newcomer.

We grow during the making of a film, from day to day.

Just because one is an actress doesn’t mean you don’t want a personal life.

Language is not the barrier for good cinema.

Those who interact with me, tell me, “But we thought you were so unreal.

I come from a secure family, I have parents who are like caring friends, we share a grrrrreat open-relationship.

Even if I end up being a housewife, I’ll give it my 100 per cent. I’ll be the best housewife in the whole wide world. That I promise.

Do men still say, “I love you” and want to marry you as soon as they set eyes on you?

My values are proper and middle-class. And I’m proud of them.

I relate to men almost in an asexual manner. I’ve never been violently attracted to a guy at first sight.

I know when I’m in love, I’ll give it my all.

I know for a fact that some heroines actually cried when they weren’t approached for Sooraj Barjatya’s film.

There are only 365 days in a year and there’s only this much work that I can do.

My reason for choosing a film is not to impress people. I don’t choose films for the box office.