Deepti is in Leh pay tribute to her late friend and co-star Farooq Sheikh.
Leh:
Veteran actress Deepti Naval, who is in Leh for the third Ladakh International Film Festival, says that she has a movie's script in mind that she will love to shoot in the fascinating landscape here.
"I have a script in mind that I want to make. It's called Colour Of Snow. I think I will shoot it here and tab main yahin bas jaungi (I will just be here when I make it)," Deepti told IANS. (Also read: Deepti Naval makes friendly appearance in BA Pass)
A traveller at heart, the acclaimed actress has great memories in the picturesque terrain.
"I came to Ladakh first in 1993. Then in 1999, I came and clicked a lot of photographs and later did a photo exhibition called In Search Of Another Sky. Then I came here in 2004 because I wanted to do the Frozen Lake trek - the Chaddar trek. It has been my most precious experience", said Deepti, and added that she shares a deep-rooted bond with the destination. (Also read: Bollywood's Unconventional Screen Mothers)
She is here to pay tribute to her late friend and co-star Farooq Sheikh, who died on 27 December, 2013 following a cardiac arrest in Dubai.
"I have a script in mind that I want to make. It's called Colour Of Snow. I think I will shoot it here and tab main yahin bas jaungi (I will just be here when I make it)," Deepti told IANS. (Also read: Deepti Naval makes friendly appearance in BA Pass)
A traveller at heart, the acclaimed actress has great memories in the picturesque terrain.
"I came to Ladakh first in 1993. Then in 1999, I came and clicked a lot of photographs and later did a photo exhibition called In Search Of Another Sky. Then I came here in 2004 because I wanted to do the Frozen Lake trek - the Chaddar trek. It has been my most precious experience", said Deepti, and added that she shares a deep-rooted bond with the destination. (Also read: Bollywood's Unconventional Screen Mothers)
She is here to pay tribute to her late friend and co-star Farooq Sheikh, who died on 27 December, 2013 following a cardiac arrest in Dubai.
