Kolkata: Actress Genelia D`Souza wants to shed her cute and bubbly image because she feels it is often related to being clueless.
"I don`t think it`s bad being bubbly. Since `Janne Tu…… Ya Janee Na` I have just two more films. But the image of Aditi as a character is so strong that I am always related to a bubbly character. Being bubbly and cute is often related to clueless, which something I wanted to change," said Genilia at press meet for her forthcoming film "Force".
She has teamed up with John Abraham in director Nishikant Kamat`s "Force", an action-romance. In the film, John plays a no nonsense cop, while Genelia will be seen as his love interest Maya.
"Maya is an extremely cute girl but who is not afraid of speaking her mind. She is more a lady than a college girl," said Genilia and added that emotions are extremely strong in "Force".
After establishing herself in Telegu cinema, Genelia made her Bollywood debut with "Tujhe Meri Kasam " and then featured in "Masti", but her first big hit was 2008 release "Janne Tu…… Ya Janee Na".
IANS
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