There was a phase when you did films with ensemble casts, but now you have title roles in three upcoming films — Rajjo, Queen and Revolver Rani. You are also romantically paired with Hrithik Roshan in 'Krrish3'.
Sometimes, you have to do projects where you get paid and you move on. I don’t take myself too seriously. You may think you are worthy of a lot, but that can be your personal opinion about yourself. I don’t have any parallel business; cinema is my sole career… if I am in a financial crisis, I will do such films; but I will not dance at weddings (laughs).u00a0

Now, do you feel you have made a place in the film industry?
Yes. I am getting a lot more respect than I ever did, and this is what I had worked hard for. It is interesting to see the faith my directors have in me. They visualise me in drastically different roles — Tigmanshu Dhulia could see me as a dacoit from Chambal in Revolver Rani, Vikas Bahl thought of me as an average-looking girl who comes from a small town in Queen and Vishwas Patil, my Rajjo director, thinks I am very sensuous and therefore he cast me as a girl from Nagpada who dances for a living.