&quot;My deadline is always 1:30 a.m. I am still treated like a little girl in my house and I am thankful about that,&quot; Sonakshi, the 26-year-old daughter of actor-politician Shatrughan Sinha and actress Poonam Sinha, said. <img alt="Sonakshi Sinha" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2013/jan/Sonakshi-Sinha.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 842px;" /> Sonakshi Sinha &quot;I have always had a sheltered and protective life, but they (my family members) have given enough space for myself and have guided me all the time,&quot; she added. She is a star thanks to big hits like &#39;Dabangg&#39; and &#39;Rowdy Rathore&#39;, but Sonakshi still gets shouted at by her mother if she doesn&#39;t wake up on time. &quot;There is still no change in their behaviour today. If I wake up late or my bedroom is messed up, my mother shouts at me. It&#39;s really amazing they don&#39;t treat me like a star,&quot; said Sonakshi, who features in Milan Luthria&#39;s &#39;Once Upon Ay Time In Mumbaai Dobaara!&#39;. At home she might be treated as a child, but in the show business she is called the &#39;Rs.100 crore queen&#39;. &quot;It&#39;s a trend today everyone is talking about Rs.100 crore. Tomorrow it will be Rs.200 crore, Rs.300 crore. It&#39;s a sign of good business, but Rs.100 crore doesn&#39;t come into my pocket. It is going to the producer&#39;s pocket. If films are doing so well, lots of factors are to be taken into account,&quot; she said. &quot;I think there is a connect with the masses. People enjoy watching me. I am happy for that. There is a lot of hard work put into it and it&#39;s not just about luck. I do films from audience&#39;s perspective. So far, touch wood, I have been part of good films,&quot; she added. Sonakshi also believes that a lot of people get carried away by success, but this can&#39;t be said of her. &quot;A lot of people can get carried away in their life with the success, but I am still the same way,&quot; she said. The designer-turned-actress has a fondness for commercial cinema and doesn&#39;t deny her love for singing and dancing on the big screen. &quot;My first love will always be commercial cinema because those are the kinds of films that I would love to watch as an audience. I am not apologetic about the fact that I love singing and dancing. It&#39;s a part of me,&quot; she said. Apart form potboilers, Sonakshi also did period film &#39;Lootera&#39;. &quot;When a film like &#39;Lootera&#39; came, it&#39;s like once in your lifetime you get such a role. It showcases a lot more aspect of acting; so I took it as a challenge. If a film like that comes along and challenges me as a person, I will take it up,&quot; she said. Irrespective of her love for cinema, Sonakshi says post-marriage she would like to give all her time to her husband. &quot;I want to enjoy my life and relax. I want to chill. I don&#39;t know I am not thinking of marriage now, but the profession I am in; it&#39;s too hectic. So I want to give all my time to my husband after marriage and I want all his time,&quot; she said.

As an actress, Sonakshi Sinha has to travel and shoot at odd hours, but she says amidst all this, she has to observe a deadline set by her parents because for them she is still a "little girl" and must be home by 1:30 a.m

My deadline is always 1:30 a.m.: Sonakshi Sinha

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