Nausheen readies for her maiden venture in Bollywood

Mumbai: Nausheen Ali Sardar, the eponymous protagonist of teleserial `KKusum is all set to make a splash on the big screen with `Three--Love, Lies and Betrayal` and plans to stick to Bollywood for the time being. "It is highly unprofessional to work in the tube world as well Bollywood at the same time. Both need dedicated time. As of now, I have no plans to go back to the small screen. However, I respect the medium very much," Nausheen told reporters.

"I entered the television world at the right time, and left it too at the right time. Fortunately, I did not get type typecast as I was there only for a short span and was not around for 7-8 years as many others were," she said. "I came in the entertainment industry when I was 15. I started with ramp modelling, music videos, advertisements, and then television. After TV, Bollywood was a natural progression. Climbing the ladder, I would not also mind to try my luck in Hollywood," she said. Nausheen plays Anjini Dutt, a music teacher grappling with domestic and financial problems, in the movie, to be released on September 3. Akshay Kapoor plays her husband while actor Ashish Chowdhary plays the tenant, whom she lets in her house and then eventually in her life. "Right now, I am very nervous.. I am sure that the movie has all the right ingredients that would appeal to the audience," she said. "A lot of depends on luck too," the actress said adding that the movies script, locations, music and directors would for sure work in its favour and her fans would not be disappointed. The movie is directed by Vishal Pandya, Vikrm Bhatt`s assistant and music is by Chirantan Bhatt. Though she was all praise for her current co-stars Ashish and Akshay, Nausheen wants to work with the Khans in future. "I want to work with bigwigs like Salman Khan and Shah Rukh Khan. I have earlier done an advertisement (Hyundai) with SRK and now I am looking forward to doing a full-fledged film with him," she said. Nausheen, who was also a part of shows like `Mr and Ms TV and `Paisa Bhari Padenga` is all for intelligent reality shows. "I have done `Fear Factor earlier. I am no one to judge anyone, but I do not find any point in being a part of the crowd on the TV and fool ourselves," she said. Bureau Report