On
Signing
Bucket
List
As
Her
Marathi
Debut
"The
right
kind
of
film
came
my
way
only
now.
Bucket
List
is
a
content-driven
film.
My
character,
Madhura
Sane,
is
a
housewife
who
decides
that
she
needs
to
take
control
of
her
life
and
in
the
process
rediscovers
herself.
This
is
the
life
of
every
married
woman,
and
not
just
in
India.
Women
lose
themselves
somewhere
when
they
get
married.
Family,
kids,
husband,
in-laws
and
parents
take
priority
over
everything
else.
We
forget
to
think
about
ourselves.
Madhura
is
one
such
woman."
Madhuri
On
Getting
Hitched
When
She
Was
At
The
Peak
Of
Her
Career
Madhuri
was
quoted
as
saying,
"I
have
been
clear
in
my
head
all
my
life
that
I'll
do
something
if
I
feel
like
without
fearing
the
consequences.
People
ask
me
why
I
married
when
I
was
at
the
top?
I
tell
them
I
did
so
because
I
found
the
right
man
and
the
rest
didn't
matter,
not
even
my
career."
Madhuri
Says
She
Follows
Her
Heart
"I
allowed
my
heart
to
take
me
places.
Today,
there
is
no
dearth
of
exciting
projects
but
I
pick
and
choose,
also
based
on
the
time
I
have
at
hand.
I
am
currently
part
of
Kalank,
a
Dharma
production
that
also
features
Alia
Bhatt
Sometimes,
when
I
feel
my
kids
and
family
need
me,
I
take
longer
to
pick
up
a
new
project."
Madhuri
On
Returning
Back
To
Acting
After
A
Hiatus
"I
don't
think
it
made
me
rusty.
In
fact,
life
experiences
teach
you
a
lot
and
I
feel
I
react
to
scenes
differently
today
compared
to
when
I
was
younger.
I
have
more
depth
and
perspective
now.
Now,
when
I
am
part
of
certain
situations
in
a
script,
I
feel
them
more
because
I
may
have
experienced
something
similar."
Her
Take
On
Casting
Couch
"I
wouldn't
know
about
the
casting
couch
practice
because
I
never
heard
of
or
experienced
it.
But
I
suppose
today
it
makes
a
difference
that
people
are
willing
to
listen
to
a
woman
speaking;
they
back
her
up
instead
of
targetting
her.
Women
were
probably
more
scared
then,"
the
actress
was
quoted
as
saying
by
the
daily.