While talking to Mumbai Mirror, she spilled the beans on all. First speaking about her film choices, she said, “I no longer listen to people who say we have to make only commercial films. I’ve been a part of some blockbusters, but I haven’t had a good time doing them. I’m making more honest choices now.” When asked about the one character she wishes to explore, she said, “As a musician in real life, I would love to play one on screen as well. Their portrayals have been superficial in most of our films. I’ve been offered such characters in the past, but I want to play a role that goes deep into the essence of what it feels like to be a musician. It’s not enough to show a recording studio and a guitar, it should be a more inner journey.”

She spoke about the film and this is what she had to say, “Krack is a commercial film but the arc of my character is really interesting.” And how has she handled the work in the Hindi film industry and the South Indian film industry, she opined, “It’s about balancing Tamil, Telugu and Hindi films and I always have better roles in the south.”