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Sana Khan: I Never Said I 'Enjoy' Doing Bold Scenes!
The Wajah Tum Ho actress Sana Khan opened up about bold and kissing scenes in movies & said they've now become a neccessity as the audiences like it.
Sana Khan, who was last seen in the film 'Wajah Tum Ho' revealed that she worked really hard to attain a perfect body and has no qualms in doing bold scenes in her movies. The actress now said that her quote was taken out of context and stretched to a level which she never really meant. She said, "Firstly, I never said it in that context. There's nothing wrong in doing bold scenes. Tomorrow if I play a murderer in a violent film, you can't go around and say that I love to kill people. As an actor, you enjoy the characters that you play in a movie."
Sana
expressed
her
displeasure
on
the
way
actresses
are
perceived
and
judged
on
the
basis
of
their
on-screen
roles.
She
said
films
are
different
from
reality
and
people
need
to
respect
the
fact
that
-
what
they
see
on
the
silver
screen
is
not
really
how
actors
lead
their
life
off
screen.
She
said,
"Actors
are
here
to
perform
various
kind
of
roles
and
we
represent
some
another
character.
You
can't
judge
us
by
what
we
portray
on
screen.
After
watching
a
movie,
you
can't
conclude
that
I
am
the
same
person
in
real
life
too.
While
doing
a
film,
I'm
trying
to
stay
connected
to
my
character
and
that's
not
what
who
I
am
in
real."
Also, Sana Khan revealed that bold and kissing scenes in movies has now become a necessity and even A-list stars have got down to it. She said, "You see everyone today is doing bold roles and no film is made without endless kissing scenes that too with A-list stars. Also, people have this perception that new actors, in a bid to get a project, agree to do bold roles or kissing. Excuse me, there are such big stars after who can pull off a great business on their own shoulders, why are they kissing then? Do they need it to sell their movie? NO!."
She further commented, " We do that because today we've become advanced and started aping Western culture. Somewhere you want to get more realistic, which people have become. So when you start categorizing actors, it only shows your mentality."
