Press Trust of India
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February 24, 2013 13:46 IST
(Mumbai)
Aditi Rao Hydari began her career with dance-based Tamil film Sringaram
After trying her hand at singing
for her film London, Paris, New York, actress Aditi Rao
Hydari says she is keen to do an item song in her next
project.
The Murder 3 star, who is a trained classical dancer
and began her career with dance-based Tamil film Sringaram,
feels she is fit for raunchy dance numbers.
"I would love to do an item number. The song should be
raunchy and it should have some desi and fun beats. Since I
am a trained classical dancer, I will be able to do justice to
it. I have never been vocal about my singing abilities but I
am always ready to present my dancing skills," Aditi told PTI.
In her last outing, Vishesh Bhatt's Murder 3, she
opted for the role of vivacious Rashmi because she wanted to
be a part of thriller.
"I feel lucky to have been a part of the film. I love my
character because it celebrates life. It is a very strong
character and being a part of Bhatt's production is a dream
come true. When Vishesh offered me the role, I could not
believe it," she said.
Having begun her career in Bollywood with a small role in
Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra's Delhi 6, Aditi proved herself with
films like Yeh Saali Zindagi, Rockstar and London, Paris,
New York. She feels that she is a dark horse in the industry.
"I didn't have any godfather in the industry and had to
prove myself with each film. I didn't get that great a launch
as an actress but slowly and steadily I made my presence felt
in the industry. I feel I am the dark horse in this race," she
said.
The actress will be seen next in Akshay Kumar-starrer
Naam Hai Boss, which is the remake of Malayalam hit Pokkiri
Raja.