'I
Was
Sincere
To
Schedules'
"The
fact
that
I
have
been
very
school
girlish
in
my
choices,
I
was
very
good
at
keeping
with
schedules...
I
have
walked
away
from
some
very
big
films
and
acting
opportunities
because
I
was
being
very
sincere
to
schedules,"
she
said.
Does
Aishwarya
Regret
It?
"Now,
when
I
look
back
I
feel
I
should
have
been
more
fierce
and
aggressive
with
wanting
films
and
roles,
and
allowing
the
schedules
to
figure
out
themselves,
as
I
see
a
lot
of
my
colleagues
worked
over
the
years."
Aishwarya
does
not
regret
her
approach
as
she
believes
there
are
so
many
stories
to
be
told
and
enough
work
in
films
to
do.
Aishwarya
On
Going
On
Maternity
Break
For
Five
Years
"When
I
took
a
break
with
Aaradhya
and
even
now,
I
get
asked,
'Why
don't
we
see
more
of
you?'
Yes,
I
want
to
do
more
films.
I
have
been
a
little
easy
on
my
time
planning.
"I
have
happily
played
mummy
to
Aaradhya
and
thrown
work
around
here
and
there.
Even
now
when
I
am
offered
a
good
script,
I
feel
like
doing
but
then
I
think,
'Let
me
take
one
more
holiday
this
month.
I
will
do
the
next
one
(film)'.
I
think
this
attitude
needs
to
change."
But
Now,
Aishwarya
Is
Inundated
With
Projects
This
year,
Aishwarya's
name
came
up
for
three
projects
-
Jasmine
and
the
remakes
of
Woh
Kaun
Thi
and
Raat
Aur
Din.
Director
Shree
Narayan
Singh,
who
made
Toilet
Ek
Prem
Katha,
has
written
Jasmine
and
is
expected
to
co-produce
it
with
KriArj's
Prerna
Arora.
"When
I
heard
'Jasmine',
I
asked
them
to
take
it
for
a
rewrite.
So,
it
depends
on
what
they
do
with
it.
It
got
announced
before
I
even
heard
it.
(When)
I
heard
it,
I
requested
for
a
rewrite.
Let's
see
where
that
goes,"
she
said.
Aishwarya
Confirms
Doing
Woh
Kaun
Thi
&
Raat
Aur
Din
Aishwarya
has
also
been
rumoured
to
green
light
two
other
KriArj
projects
-
the
remakes
of
Nargis
Dutt's
Raat
Aur
Din
(1967)
and
Sadhana-starrer
Woh
Kaun
Thi
(1964).
"'Woh
Kaun
Thi' and
'Raat
Aur
Din'
were
fabulous
ideas
but
I
need
to
come
back
and
hear
the
team
out
on
how
they
want
to
make
them
and
probably
then
make
the
announcements.
"The
originals
were
great
ideas,
but
I
need
to
see
how
the
two
directors
make
them
for
the
current
audience.
Once
that's
set
on
the
paper,
we
will
go
for
it,"
the
actor
said.