Stills: Sultry Paoli in Hate Story
Bengali actress Paoli Dam is making her Bollywood debut in the erotic thriller Hate Story produced by Vikram Bhatt. Paoli plays a woman who uses sexuality as her weapon in this tale of vengeance
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Paoli says about Hate Story: "It's a multi-dimensional character. You get so many layers to perform in one character. It was a lucrative deal for me. I feel getting a women-centric film as your launch vehicle is a big thing. Moreover, the film has got good song and dance sequences to show my versatility."
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The Bengali beauty has no qualms about being typecast as a sex symbol and says, “As an actor, I feel boldness is just a mindset. It's not just about wearing less clothes and showing your bare back on-screen. I am not the first one to do that. There are many actresses who did it before. I don't think it will typecast me because I can't repeat myself. I am an actress and it's my job to bring out something new every time."
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Actor Nikhil Dwivedi, who is starring opposite Paoli Dam in the film, says he has no problem with the debutant actress getting all the attention in the film. "I did three films so far and I have shared screen space with actors like Mithun Chakraborty, Abhishek Bachchan and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan in them. I never felt I was getting overshadowed. Similarly, I don`t have any such fear in this film. I was honest and gave my hundred per cent to the character. I am a hard-worker. I am satisfied with the way my character has shaped up in the film," Dwivedi said.
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Director Vivek Agnihotri has defended the bold subject of the movie, saying "We are not using sex as a marketing tool for this film. We have made an erotic thriller and we are marketing it as an erotic film. Why should we market our film as something else? Like I have not made a musical film and I am saying that it is a war film."
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Director Vivek Agnihotri has defended the bold subject of the movie, saying "We are not using sex as a marketing tool for this film. We have made an erotic thriller and we are marketing it as an erotic film. Why should we market our film as something else? Like I have not made a musical film and I am saying that it is a war film."