This Article is From May 10, 2012

I want to do films at my own pace, says Karisma

I want to do films at my own pace, says Karisma

Highlights

  • Karisma Kapur, who is all set to return to the big screen this Friday with Vikram Bhatt’s 3D supernatural film Dangerous Ishq, said that she wants to take up roles that interest her.
  • "It was wonderful to return on the sets. Acting has always been a passion and today I have no pressure. It is just for the love of it. I want to work at my own pace because my family and children are the top priority," Karisma said.
  • "It is a supernatural thriller, something that I have never done before. I was waiting to do something different. I wanted to push the envelope further and this role offered me that. You will see the Karisma of 2012 in this film. A lot of research has gone into the film and my role," the actress added.
  • The actress said that Vikram Bhatt and the producers were very understanding about her schedule. "The industry has really opened up. The producers were very accommodating. I feel the industry is becoming like West where actresses like Angelina Jolie and Halle Berry are top stars and mothers. As long as you know how to prioritise, things work out really well."
  • Despite being away, Karisma did not miss being a part of films thanks to her younger sister Kareena Kapoor.
  • "When we are together, we always discuss films. We have grown up on them. I am very proud of her. She always had a mind of her own in selecting films. It was obvious that we would join films, it is in our blood," Karisma said.
  • Karisma felt nervous while facing the camera after a long time but it did not take her long to get involved with the story. "It was unusual and exciting. I was nervous. 3D is a bit different. It is a little different in emoting also. First two days were a little tricky but I got used to it."
  • She said her return to cinema was not a planned move and she wants to take things as they come. "I started as a struggler then became an actress of masses and then classes. That has been the case with me. I have always taken chances. I want to take movies that touch my heart."
  • The actress started her movie career with Prem Qaidi (1991), then acted in hit films like Raja Babu, Andaz Apna Apna, Saajan Chale Sasural, Raja Hindustani, Dil To Pagal Hai, Fiza and Zubeidaa before taking a break to get married and have a family.
New Delhi: Karisma Kapur, who is all set to return to the big screen this Friday with Vikram Bhatt's 3D supernatural film Dangerous Ishq, said that she wants to take up roles that interest her.

"It was wonderful to return on the sets. Acting has always been a passion and today I have no pressure. It is just for the love of it. I want to work at my own pace because my family and children are the top priority," Karisma said.

"It is a supernatural thriller, something that I have never done before. I was waiting to do something different. I wanted to push the envelope further and this role offered me that. You will see the Karisma of 2012 in this film. A lot of research has gone into the film and my role," the actress added.

The actress said that Vikram Bhatt and the producers were very understanding about her schedule. "The industry has really opened up. The producers were very accommodating. I feel the industry is becoming like West where actresses like Angelina Jolie and Halle Berry are top stars and mothers. As long as you know how to prioritise, things work out really well."

Despite being away, Karisma did not miss being a part of films thanks to her younger sister Kareena Kapoor.

"When we are together, we always discuss films. We have grown up on them. I am very proud of her. She always had a mind of her own in selecting films. It was obvious that we would join films, it is in our blood," Karisma said.

Karisma felt nervous while facing the camera after a long time but it did not take her long to get involved with the story. "It was unusual and exciting. I was nervous. 3D is a bit different. It is a little different in emoting also. First two days were a little tricky but I got used to it."

She said her return to cinema was not a planned move and she wants to take things as they come. "I started as a struggler then became an actress of masses and then classes. That has been the case with me. I have always taken chances. I want to take movies that touch my heart."

The actress started her movie career with Prem Qaidi (1991), then acted in hit films like Raja Babu, Andaz Apna Apna, Saajan Chale Sasural, Raja Hindustani, Dil To Pagal Hai, Fiza and Zubeidaa before taking a break to get married and have a family.
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