&quot;I&#39;m happy that I&#39;m being appreciated as an actress and who doesn&#39;t like box office success? I just wish that I do good films that audiences love,&quot; she said. <img alt="Sonakshi Sinha" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2012/sep/Sonakshi-Sinha.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 561px; " /> &quot;I&#39;m very grounded as a person. I know that fame is a very relative term. When films work well, fame comes naturally. I just hope that I do good work and people remember me for them,&quot; added the actress who gave two back-to-back blockbusters - &quot;Dabangg&quot; and &quot;Rowdy Rathore&quot;.u00a0&quot;I never pick a film knowing it will be a blockbuster. I pick a film that is interesting and at the end of it all, audiences have to like it. We are entertainers, who hope to entertain always with every film,&quot; Sonakshi told IANS.u00a0 Sonakshi forayed into Bollywood with 2010 film &quot;Dabangg&quot;, which broke all box-office records. Her second film &quot;Rowdy Rathore&quot; entered Rs.100 crore club, though her recent release &quot;Joker&quot;, which had Akshay Kumar in the male lead, failed to create the same magic at the box office. Her next &quot;Once Upon A Time In Mumbaai 2&quot; is also with Akshay. &quot;Akshay is a superb co-star to work with. He is a thorough professional and I have learnt a lot from him. He is one of the most punctual stars in Bollywood and it is a great quality. He is also a super actor who is so dedicated to his craft,&quot; she added.

Actor Sonakshi Sinha describes herself as a grounded person and says that she enjoys appreciation, but at the same time is aware of the fact that fame is a relative term

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