The actress observed the politician to get her body language right for Raajneeti
The actress observed the politician to get her body language right for Raajneeti
Katrina said she had her initial apprehensions before accepting the film, as there was no song, dance, romance which she enjoys a lot.
"When I first heard the script during the making of New York, I made up my mind the refuse the film. I felt this was not my kind of space. Why should I do serious films which I don't enjoy. I had only heard about Prakash Jha's reputation," she said.
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"When I heard the narration from him during our meeting, I realised that this film has as much excitement as any other film I am doing. I realised that I was being prejudiced towards Prakashji and did not like it," Katrina recalled.
Speaking about the film, Katrina said Raajneeti itself is a very popular subject. "Politics is not just about what's happening in the government or the Lok Sabha...it's about politics in life, families and relationships," she added.
Katrina said there was also a paradox between the characters of the epic Mahabharata. "The characters in the film and the epic share the same character traits and complexities," she said.
The actress said the political side of her character comes in much later in the film. "My character Indu refuses to accept that the person she loves does not reciprocate her feelings. She has no self respect in love," Katrina said. "In real life, all of us experience rejections, sometimes in hurtful ways. I was as honest to myself as I could while saying the character Indu. One has to find a connect to the character you are essaying," she said.
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