Mumbai:
Actress Madhoo, who gained recognition in Bollywood with Mani Ratnam's Roja in 1992, now wants the filmmaker to make Roja 2.
"I would really love to be a part of Mani Ratnam sir's film again only because it was his film that gave me the recognition that is still hands on to me," the 40-year-old said in an interview.
"I know that he understand me and I understand him and I am still hoping that he makes Roja 2," she added.
At the same time Madhoo confesses to be a fan of Karan Johar-type of cinema too.
"I love Karan Johar type of movies because particularly he makes relationship-oriented films, all his films are based on relationships and of course, he make them pretty with clothes and great locations and I would love to be a part of his films," said Madhoo who is doing a cameo in a children's film Tomchi.
She states that she is scared to take her daugthers along to watch films being made today.
"I love children films. I love animation and that is why I am a part of this movie (Tomchi). I wanted to be part of children movie so I can take my children and their school friends and happily show them a film without kisses and bikini," said the actress who debuted in Bollywood with Phool Aur Kaante in 1991.
"It's very scary...I want to keep my children little bit away from a few things," she added.
"I would really love to be a part of Mani Ratnam sir's film again only because it was his film that gave me the recognition that is still hands on to me," the 40-year-old said in an interview.
"I know that he understand me and I understand him and I am still hoping that he makes Roja 2," she added.
At the same time Madhoo confesses to be a fan of Karan Johar-type of cinema too.
"I love Karan Johar type of movies because particularly he makes relationship-oriented films, all his films are based on relationships and of course, he make them pretty with clothes and great locations and I would love to be a part of his films," said Madhoo who is doing a cameo in a children's film Tomchi.
She states that she is scared to take her daugthers along to watch films being made today.
"I love children films. I love animation and that is why I am a part of this movie (Tomchi). I wanted to be part of children movie so I can take my children and their school friends and happily show them a film without kisses and bikini," said the actress who debuted in Bollywood with Phool Aur Kaante in 1991.
"It's very scary...I want to keep my children little bit away from a few things," she added.
