Shruti sees no difference
Tuesday, August 28, 2012 • Tamil
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Shruti Haasan hardly finds any difference between Bollywood and its counterparts in the south. "For me, Bollywood, Kollywood and Tollywood are all the same," she says.
The actress-singer-musician wants to strike a fine balance between all the industries. "I would like to act and sing in all the languages. Art has no barriers," she says.
The elder daughter of Kamal Haasan has emerged a hot cake in Tollywood, thanks to the success of 'Gabbar Singh'. She has since been flooded with offers in Telugu. Having signed a Ravi Teja film and an NTR film, she is busy acting in the Hindi remake of Nuvvosthanante Nenoddantana.
"I have been getting many offers post Gabbar Singh," says Shruti, adding: "But I am choosy before signing any new project. I am eager to do roles that would bring out the best from me."
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