Czech
Republic
actress
Sara
Sandeva
had
never
been
a
"crazy
fan" of
Shah
Rukh
Khan,
but
she
wanted
to
work
with
the
Badshah
of
Bollywood
some
day.
Swades,
directed
by
Ashutosh
Gowariker,
happened
to
be
one
of
Sandeva's
favourite
SRK
movies.
"I
am
not
a
crazy
fan,
but
Shah
Rukh
Khan
is
one
actor
I
wish
to
work
with
in
an
Indian
movie,"
Sandeva
told
PTI
on
the
sidelines
of
the
first
edition
of
Guwahati
International
Film
Festival
(GIFF).
The
Czech
diva,
who
flew
down
to
Guwahati
to
attend
the
screening
of
her
fantasy-comedy
The
Spooks,
drew
huge
appreciation
from
the
public.
When
asked
about
one
Indian
film
director
she
was
keen
to
work
with,
Sandeva
said,
"I
liked
the
film
Queen
a
lot.
Director
Vikas
Bahl
has
made
a
beautiful
film.
I
loved
the
concept
of
an
Indian
girl
going
out
to
tour
Europe
on
her
own."
The
20-year-old
actor
said
she
was
open
to
all
types
of
movies
that
promise
a
"challenging
role".
"I
would
like
to
do
more
than
one
movie
in
India.
I
want
to
play
different
roles,
no
matter
what
the
genre
is," she
claimed.
Sara
also
said
she
loved
dancing
and
was
looking
for
a
script,
which
would
strike
an
emotional
chord
with
the
audience.
"I
would
love
to
act
in
an
Indian
film
because
I
love
dancing.
I
started
dancing
when
I
was
13,"
she
said.
The
GIFF
kicked
off
on
a
grand
note
on
October
28
with
the
screening
of
Oscar-winning
movie
The
Salesman,
a
joint
collaboration
of
Iran
and
France.
As
many
as
78
films
from
35
nations
have
been
selected
for
the
six-day
extravaganza.
Turkey
being
the
"focus
country"
this
year,
cine
lovers
were
being
treated
to
five
gems
from
the
land,
including
Ember
directed
by
Zeki
Demirkubuz,
Yarim
by
Cagil
Nurhak
Aydogdu
and
Toz
Bezi
by
Ahu
Ozturk.
The
state
government-owned
Jyoti
Chitraban
(Film
Studio)
Society
organised
the
fest
in
association
with
Dr
Bhupen
Hazarika
Regional
Government
Film
and
Television
Institute.