Kangna Ranaut`s dream movie `Mughal-e-azam`

Kangna Ranaut says she wants to slow down and become a part of timeless classics like `Mughal-e-azam`.

New Delhi: Kangna Ranaut, who played a spirited small-town girl in `Tanu Weds Manu, says she wants to slow down and become a part of timeless classics like `Mughal-e-azam`.

The 24-year-old actress, who started her career with `Gangster` and went on to play a schizophrenic in `Voh Lamhe’, says she wants to be a part of performance oriented roles, which have longer shelf life. "I want to make films which I think would be enjoyed tremendously by the audience and boast of a long shelf life. In fact my dream would be to do a classic like `Mughal-e-azam`. Now that`s the kind of a film which never goes stale and people would want to watch again and again," Ranaut told reporters. Last year, she was part of hit `Once Upon A Time In Mumbaai` and two duds `Knock Out` and `No Problem`. But she started new year with the successful romantic comedy `Tanu Weds Manu`, about a small-town girl, who likes to follow her heart. And Ranaut attributes the success of `Tanu Weds Manu` to the script which made it all possible for this Aanand L Rai directed film to find an audience. "That`s what matters most; a story that you think people will enjoy watching. I would give any script great consideration but eventually end up picking the one which I believe would entertain audience," says Kangna. "I went by my instinct for this film. I could see that it was a terrific script and I had faith in Aanand as soon as I met the director," she adds. The actress has a full year ahead with movies like `Game`, `Double Dhamaal`, `Tezz`, `One & Only`, `Happy New Year` as well as `Rascals` and wants to slow down from next year. "I am actually giving it all a serious thought. I have been constantly thinking about reducing my work load a little and hence would be taking it a bit easier next year," says Ranaut whose `Game` releases on 1st April. "See, I have had a lot of performance oriented films right at the beginning of my career. Due to that today I don`t feel the pressure for intense roles," she adds. PTI