Two drastically different films, Bullett Raja and R…Rajkumar releasing back to back...
Yes, Tigmanshu sir’s film and Prabhu sir’s films are like the two ends of the spectrum. In Bullett Raja, I play a struggling actress. It is an interesting premise and I really wanted to work with Tigmanshu. I respect him a lot. About R…Rajkumar, it is a typical, masala filmu00a0with songs and dance. It is a film where romance is given as much importance as action.

People who have worked with you once come back to you for more....
True, but see the films that they have come back to me with. I started with Joker but then I was given Rowdy Rathore, which I think was a fantastic film. I did Dabangg and I got to do Dabangg 2. People I have worked with would have understood if I had declined their next offer but I didn’t find any reason to turn down any of them.

But relationships and networking work here big time...
At first they said I am Salman’s favourite and then they said I am Akshay’s favourite. It is not like I haven’t worked with other people. Ranveer, Saif, Shahid... I believe in keeping cordial relationship with everyone. Yes, I form a good working rapport with people and that is what takes you forward. Today, if someone has to ask why Akshay Kumar works with me again, it’s because I am punctual and deliver my goods. I am doing a second film with Ajay, third with Prabhu sir. They appreciate little things when you’re being professional.

Apart from Lootera, you have been accused of doing shallow roles in most films....
I am absolutely unapologetic about it. Whatever people had to say, their doubts were put to rest with Lootera. I act in films which I like to watch as an audience. I want to go to the theatre, hoot and clap and dance and I think that’s entertainment. Commercial films also have a space for the heroine. A lot of people also say that I have created a space which I can only fill. So that’s about it.