Nimrat
Kaur
doesn't
believe
in
having
a
"big
PR
machinery" behind
her,
and
she
lets
her
work
do
the
talking.
The
actress
says
she
likes
to
be
a
"little
conservative"
in
professional
matters.
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She
feels
too
much
publicity
sometimes
backfires,
and
so
she
prefers
to
abstain
from
it.
"I
just
love
to
do
my
job
more
often
than
not
and
then
looking
at
what
I
am
doing
next.
If
I
get
publicity
by
the
virtue
of
my
work,
fantastic,
great
and
if
not
then
work
keeps
happening
on
its
own
anyway,"
Nimrat
told
IANS.
She
added,
"I
also
feel
sometimes
too
much
PR
or
publicity
around
something
can
be
counterproductive,
so
I
like
to
take
a
little
conservative
take
on
this
in
my
professional
matters."
The
critically-acclaimed
actress,
who
has
worked
in
films
like
The
Lunchbox
and
Airlift,
has
made
her
presence
felt
internationally
after
being
associated
with
foreign
TV
shows
like
Homeland
and
Manoj
Night
Shyamalan's
TV
series
Wayward
Pines
-
which
was
aired
in
India
on
Star
World
Premiere
HD.
Nimrat,
who
has
been
roped
in
to
play
the
lead
--
of
a
combat
role
in
the
Indian
Army
--
in
Ekta
Kapoor's
new
web
series,
feels
"it's
so
important
for
one's
work
to
speak
for
itself".
"And
sometimes
I
think
to
each
his
own,
as
long
as
you
think
you
can
do
justice
to
what
is
expected
of
you
whether
or
not
you
have
big
PR
machinery
behind
you," she
said.
The
actress
likes
to
keep
a
"little
bit
of
a
balance".
She
said:
"I
find
it
exhausting
to
constantly
have
to
be
in
too
many
different
places
even
if
it
literally
to
attend
different
things
at
one
time.
I
am
little
bit
of
a
one-thing-at-one-time
kind
of
person."