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Adah Sharma swears by versatility
Actress Adah Sharma, who has worked in the Southern and Hindi cinema, says she enjoys maintaining a variety in the characters she portrays on screen. \"I wouldn\'t like to repeat the roles I\'ve done. I try to do different roles and then I enjoy working anywhere,\" Adah said.
Actress Adah Sharma, who has worked in the Southern and Hindi cinema, says she enjoys maintaining a variety in the characters she portrays on screen. "I wouldn't like to repeat the roles I've done. I try to do different roles and then I enjoy working anywhere," Adah said.
The 27-year-old says she is a Tamil but was born and brought up in Mumbai. "I can speak Hindi, English and Tamil. So somewhere I have lost that language barrier. I can do any role in both industries. I want to look and act best, regardless of which language," Adah added.
She will next be seen in ‘Commando 2,’ which features Vidyut Jammwal in a lead role. "I've never had so much fun that I had in 'Commando 2'. This role is on a lighter note and has great comedy. I've never done a role like this.
"I didn't have to match up with Vidyut in the film as we worked as a team and not against each other. When I read the script, I thought this is something I've never done before,” she said. Directed by Deven Bhojani and produced by Vipul Shah, the movie is scheduled to release on March 3.
