Hindi
and
south
film
actor
Nikita
Rawal,
to
be
seen
next
in
a
Zee5
crime
series
opposite
Aftab
Shivdasani
as
a
cop,
is
not
in
favour
of
skin
show
that
abounds
most
OTT
products.
Nikita
revealed
to
Filmibeat,
"Unlike
the
West,
our
society
has
not
yet
evolved,
so
children
and
people
belonging
to
lower
strata
might
end
up
doing
something
terrible
to
the
young
girls
in
their
neighbourhood
after
watching
such
adult
content.
Also,
sometimes
institutions
like
the
army
end
up
being
shown
in
a
bad
light."
She
goes
on,
"My
cop
character
in
the
above
show
has
no
such
elements.
I
have
been
offered
web
series
with
several
big
names
that
had
such
smooching
and
intimate
scenes.
Still,
I
always
decline,
not
wanting
to
do
anything
which
might
harm
even
a
single
individual."
Besides
OTT,
Nikita
also
has
a
Hindi
film
with
Arshad
Warsi
and
Chunky
Pandey
titled
Roti
Kapda
Aur
Romance.
“Our
romcom
is
a
funny
take
on
the
old
social
norms,
which
emphasised
roti
(food),
kapda
(clothing)
and
makan
(house).
Since
we
can
lease
both
clothes
and
an
apartment
today,
let's
pay
more
attention
to
romance,
which
can
make
you
sorted
for
life;
This
is
more
difficult
though
as
love
can't
be
replaced
every
eleven
months
(leave
and
licence,
rent).”
Your
take
on
romance?
"It
is
100%
important.
If
you
are
romantic
at
heart,
you
can
better
connect
with
the
other.
Also,
love
is
not
necessary
only
towards
the
opposite
sex.
If
you
are
happy
within,
you
will
feel
satisfied
even
when
seeing
a
tree
or
the
rain."
"Roti
Kapda
Aur
Romance
is
80%
complete.
I
will
not
want
to
reveal
more.
Let
the
makers
do
it
when
they
deem
fit.
Suffice
to
say,
I
learnt
a
lot
sharing
screen
space
with
Arshad
and
Chunky,
who
are
film
institutions
in
themselves," she
added.
Nikita
who
moved
to
the
south
after
doing
good
stuff
in
Mumbai
(Garam
Masala,
Black
and
White
etc.),
feels
that
their
presentation
of
fuller
Indian
women
compared
to
the
size-zero
trend
in
Bollywood
is
better.
"In
an
attempt
to
define
yourself
in
a
particular
mould,
you
get
reduced
to
just
bones.
We
Indian
women
always
have
more
mass,
which
is
appreciated
worldwide."