Sona game for ‘decent’ item numbers
31 May 2012 7:51 AM IST
Sonakshi Sinha admits that she is not bold enough to do an item number, but says she won't mind doing one if presented in a right manner.
'I haven't been offered any item number till now. If there is a good song, I am convinced enough and I am presented in a right way, then why not,' Sonakshi told reporters Tuesday at a Gurgaon mall.
The actress was here to promote her forthcoming film Rowdy Rathore with co-star Akshay Kumar and director Prabhu Deva. It releases on Friday. What about Chammak challo chail chabeeli in Rowdy Rathore?
'Chammak challo chail chabeeli is not an item song. It's a very situational song with a wedding as its backdrop,' she explained.
Sonakshi made her debut as a demure village belle in Dabangg and Rowdy Rathore will see her in a similar desi avatar.
And the actress is in no rush to change her image.
'I am not waiting to get a role that will change my desi girl image, but still if I get something which requires me to be more westernised and my character is good I won't mind doing it. Right now I am happy representing my own culture,' she said.
'I haven't been offered any item number till now. If there is a good song, I am convinced enough and I am presented in a right way, then why not,' Sonakshi told reporters Tuesday at a Gurgaon mall.
The actress was here to promote her forthcoming film Rowdy Rathore with co-star Akshay Kumar and director Prabhu Deva. It releases on Friday. What about Chammak challo chail chabeeli in Rowdy Rathore?
'Chammak challo chail chabeeli is not an item song. It's a very situational song with a wedding as its backdrop,' she explained.
Sonakshi made her debut as a demure village belle in Dabangg and Rowdy Rathore will see her in a similar desi avatar.
And the actress is in no rush to change her image.
'I am not waiting to get a role that will change my desi girl image, but still if I get something which requires me to be more westernised and my character is good I won't mind doing it. Right now I am happy representing my own culture,' she said.
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