Mumbai Mumbai: Actress Kriti Sanon opened up about her dream roles during a special session of the 55th International Film Festival of India (IFFI) in Goa on Monday. Kriti, who worked in 'Do Patti', has faced many challenging challenges in her career. Expressed her desire to play roles including a “superwoman”, a “negative character” and a “biopic”.
When asked about her dream role, Kriti said, “It's a very difficult question because after doing one role, there's nothing like not wanting to do anything else after that. There is no such role. There are so many different types of roles. There are roles that I have not done yet and I would love to be a superwoman. I would also like to do a completely negative character. Would like.”Kriti said in her He also talked about his recent experience of playing a character with gray shades in the recent film 'Do Patti'.
She said, “There was a touch of grey, but she touches it. I would like to play a character with a little more grey.” “And yes, I have not done any biopic yet. I would also love to do a biopic,” she said. 'Do Patti' is directed by debutant Shashank Chaturvedi and written by Kanika Dhillon. The film is set in the fictional town of Devipur in Uttarakhand, where Kajol, who plays a ruthless police officer, is on a mission to uncover the truth in an attempt to murder case. Kriti Sanon plays a dual role for the first time, playing twin sisters involved in the investigation, each of whom hides secrets that add to the drama that unfolds. The film also stars Shaheer Sheikh, who plays the role of Dhruv Sood, a character caught in a web of love and intrigue. This is the second pairing of Kajol and Kriti, before which their previous film was Dilwale. 'Do Patti' is produced by Kanika Dhillon and Kriti Sanon. Meanwhile, IFFI 2024, which began on November 20, is screening over 180 international films from 81 countries, including 16 world premieres, 3 international premieres, 43 Asian premieres and 109 Indian premieres.
Notably, the organizers have also included a tribute program in honor of the 100th birth anniversary of four Indian cinema stalwarts: actor-filmmaker Raj Kapoor, director Tapan Sinha, Telugu cinema star Akkineni Nageswara Rao (ANR), and singer Mohammed Rafi, According to variety.
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