There
is
a
certain
image
that
one
carries
of
Chitrangda
Singh
once
her
name
pops
up.
After
all,
none
of
her
three
films
so
far,
Sorry
Bhai,
Kal
-
Yesterday
and
Tomorrow
and
Hazaron
Khwahishen
Aisi,
fell
into
a
mainstream
bracket.
Sorry
Bhai
came
closest
to
being
so
but
its
release
over
the
weekend
of
Mumbai
terror
attack
proved
disastrous
for
its
box
office
fortunes.
The
film
failed
and
now
it
would
be
a
while
before
Chitrangda
is
seen
on
the
big
screen
again.
In
PNC
produced
Aur
Devdas,
she
yet
again
gets
serious
with
her
own
take
on
'Chandramukhi'
while
enacting
the
character
of
a
socialite.
"But
it's
not
that
I
am
stuck
up
on
doing
any
particular
kind
of
roles",
protests
Chitrangda
when
questioned
if
she
would
forever
be
doing
cinema
belonging
to
this
genre.
That
seems
to
be
the
case
though,
considering
her
choice
of
films
over
a
period
of
time.
With
the
kind
of
glam
quotient
she
comes
with,
doesn't
she
wish
to
expand
her
horizon?
Doesn't
she
wish
to
chill
out
for
a
change
and
do
a
film
where
she
can
just
let
herself
go
free
without
any
limitations
of
coming
up
with
yet
another
'intense/award
worthy/deep
rooted'
performance?
"You
are
making
it
all
sound
much
more
serious
than
it
is",
laughs
Chitrangda,
"I
am
not
averse
to
being
a
part
of
commercial
fun
cinema.
In
fact,
I
love
Priyadarshan's
films.
They
come
with
great
situational
humour
and
are
so
funny.
Give
me
a
film
coming
from
his
stable
and
I
will
be
glad
to
be
a
part
of
it."
Talking
of
fun,
hypothetically
speaking
if
she
has
Rohit
Shetty
approaching
her
for
Golmaal
3,
would
she
be
willing
to
be
a
part
of
it?
After
all
the
Golmaal
series
too
is
a
lot
funny,
has
great
commercial
ingredients
and
promise
assured
box
office
returns!
"'Golmaal?
Errr,
I
will
have
to
really
give
a
movie
belonging
to
such
genre
a
lot
of
thought
before
I
sign
on
the
dotted
line",
says
Chitrangda
in
an
amused
tone,
"And
that's
because
such
movies
belong
to
slapstick
genre
and
I
am
not
too
sure
how
much
of
such
humor
would
I
would
be
able
to
carry
off.
However,
a
point
to
ponder
indeed!"
Meanwhile,
she
seems
pretty
excited
when
questioned
on
Aur
Devdas.
Apparently,
her
character
is
much
deeper
and
darker
than
all
the
versions
of
'Chandramukhi'
that
have
been
seen
on
celluloid
till
date?
"Well,
(director)
Sudhir
Mishra
has
his
own
interpretation
of
'Chandramukhi'
that
gives
the
film
an
edge",
Chitrangda
reveals,
"I
play
a
very
ambitious
woman
who
doesn't
think
twice
about
using
whatever
possible
means
available
to
her
for
getting
her
way
through.
She
knows
that
she
is
in
a
cutthroat
world
and
has
no
hesitation
in
even
using
her
sensuality
to
make
a
couple
of
deals
go
through."
Story first published: Saturday, December 20, 2008, 9:48 [IST]