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Richa rejects eight stories

  • IndiaGlitz, [Thursday,April 26 2012]

Richa Gangopadhyay has rejected eight movie offers, since she was not impressed with the scripts. Story and my character are the two important things I look for, the 'Osthe' and 'Mayakkam Enna' actress says.

The life of a film lies in its story. I don't want to sign a project just for the sake of acting in more number of films or to earn money. I would like to be part of meaningful movies, she makes things clear.

Richa, who is currently shooting for 'Bikram Singha', the Bengali remake of Tamil blockbuster 'Siruthai', says, I am happy to do a movie in my mother tongue. Some changes were made to the heroine role and it is an interesting one.

A former beauty pageant winner in America, Richa spent around a year in Coimbatore when she was very young. I still have fond memories of the place and the people. Chennai and Kovai are the two cities I love in Tamil Nadu.

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