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Shruti Haasan has not played by Bollywood rules
She made her debut with a Hindi film and went to do several South Indian movies but actress Shruti Haasan says she does not play by the rules of Bollywood. Imran Khan starrer \'Luck\' marked her first big screen appearance in 2009, which did not do well at the box office.
She made her debut with a Hindi film and went to do several South Indian movies but actress Shruti Haasan says she does not play by the rules of Bollywood. Imran Khan starrer 'Luck' marked her first big screen appearance in 2009, which did not do well at the box office.
"I made my debut in Hindi but it took that turn, for whatever reasons. It really wasn't planned. Whenever I've worked here, I've enjoyed it. But it (Bollywood) is a different mindset, different set of rules. I've never played by those rules," said Shruti.
Post her Bollywood debut, the 30-year-old actress did do more Hindi films like 'Ramaiya Vastavaiya', 'D Day' and 'Gabbar Is Back', but says she has predominantly focused more on South Indian films.
When asked if Bollywood directors haven't tapped her full potential yet, Shruti says, "I do feel that but I also think you can't say 'it's because of this or that'. I think predominantly I've focused more on the South than Bollywood. I'll be honest about it."
"But in Hindi films, be it 'D Day', 'Welcome Back', there is nothing in common. Even in South my trajectory has been like that because I am a person who needs change. If it's something interesting, something which I've never done, I'll do it."
