Two
films
old
actress
Kriti
Sanon
is
baffled
at
stories
that
she
has
developed
an
attitude
following
the
success
of
her
debut
Hindi
film
Heropanti.
She
says
she
hasn't
"achieved
nothing
to
be
arrogant
about".
Could
the
fact
that
she
has
signed
a
film
Singh
Is
Bling
with
Akshay
Kumar
have
something
to
do
with
this?
Kriti
defended
herself,
"How
can
I
throw
attitude?
I
am
just
two
films
old,
one
in
Hindi
the
other
in
Telugu.
Of
course,
my
Hindi
film
'Heropanti'
has
become
a
much
bigger
success
than
anyone
ever
imagined.
But
that
doesn't
mean
I've
started
thinking
I've
arrived."
"I
am
just
a
beginner.
The
two
films
so
far
are
baby
steps.
If
I
develop
an
attitude,
I'll
be
finished
even
before
I've
started.
Besides,
if
I
started
misbehaving,
my
folks
would
give
me
a
tight
slap."
The
"change" in
attitude,
she
believes,
comes
from
people's
change
of
expectations.
"If
I'm
slightly
busier
now,
I
am
accused
of
changing.
It's
sad
to
be
constantly
judged
for
every
move
you
make
after
your
first
success.
If
you
wear
your
hair
differently,
you
have
changed."
"If
you
request
for
a
little
time
to
fulfil
a
commitment,
you're
accused
of
being
arrogant.
I
repeat,
I've
achieved
nothing
to
be
arrogant
about,"
she
said.
Kriti
says
her
time
between
the
release
of
Heropanti
and
the
shooting
of
a
second
untitled
Telugu
film
was
taken
up
on
social
networking
in
Bollywood.
"Unlike
star
kids
whom
everyone
knows
by
first
name
in
the
movie
industry,
no
one
knew
who
I
was.
Being
an
outsider,
I
had
to
literally
introduce
myself
everywhere.
I
met
individual
producers,
told
them
about
myself,
like
any
individual
job-holder.
Luckily,
for
me,
my
first
producer
Sajid
Nadiadwala
treats
both
Tiger
Shroff
and
me
like
his
kids.
He's
very
protective."
Kriti
has
a
three-film
deal
with
Nadiadwala.
"But
it
isn't
a
binding
deal.
I'm
free
to
work
in
outside
production."
As
for
the
resounding
success
of
Heropanti,
Kriti
is
over
the
moon.
"While
we
were
shooting
we
knew
we
were
making
a
good
film.
But
it
was
only
after
the
first
trailer
came
out
that
we
realised
we
were
sitting
on
a
potential
blockbuster."
Having
done
two
Telugu
films,
without
knowing
how
to
speak
a
word
in
that
language,
Kriti
is
open
to
offers
from
the
South.
"But
only
if
something
really
good
comes
up.
I
signed
both
my
Telugu
films
before
the
release
of
'Heropanti'.
Now
my
priority
is
a
career
in
Mumbai,"
she
added.