An actor's job depends on how the spectators perceive or feel about his performance. This is why actors usually give immense importance to their audience and are excited to know their reactions. However, actress Richa Chadda doesn't fall into this category as she recently stated that she often doesn't care about what people say about her performances.

During a recent chat with ETimes, the actress said, "I am happy when someone likes my work and tells me, but I am not really looking for specific reviews or four star ratings. Sometimes I feel I myself am so critical, so then I don't bother (what others are saying). If I feel like I have not performed well, I won't even watch it."

Richa further added, "But I don't think that I need to take pressure. The more time I spend here in the business, the more I feel like I don't owe anyone anything. I just want to humanise the parts that I play... Right now, I just want to tell amazing stories which push the envelope. I want to find a new voice."

Richa is currently awaiting the release of her web show 'The Great Indian Murder' where she'll be seen sharing screen with Pratik Gandhi.