Sonakshi Sinha's friends and family keep her on the ground; says "I've never been treated like a star by my parents"

Mumbai: Actress Sonakshi Sinha, who will soon be seen in Kalank, says her friends and family members keep her rooted, which makes her enthusiastic about Idea to play. Sonakshi told IANS: "I think it has a lot to do with the fact that I like what I'm doing, so for me, every film is new, like it's my first film. to know a character and to realize it, which is not mechanical.There is rather a raw energy that I use to try to merge in the character.

"In real life, My relatives do not Never treat as a Bollywood star – be it my parents, my brothers, my childhood friends who are always my friends and not those in the industry. They keep me informed … (I am) the same Sona they know.

"I think the best way to stay connected to reality is not to surround yourself with people" yes ma'am. "People who are mine, they like and criticize me at the same time," added the girl the famous actor and politician Shatrughan Sinha

. Sonakshi has scheduled the release of several films this year. Versatility is seriously. "I want to say that this year is really exciting for me … Kalank is my first release this year, I have three more, yes, four issues, and the reason I ended up long back-to-back work hours are nice because each character is so different from each other.

"While I am in Kalank, I play a woman from the 1940s, at Mission Mangal, I plays a scientist. I shoot for a still untitled film in which I play an independent girl who tries to realize her dream against all odds. And there is Dabangg 3 where I go back to Rajjo, the character with whom I started my journey to the screen. So, you see, a complete circle. "

Sonakshi plays a crucial role in the multi-staged Kalank, where she shares screen with Alia Bhatt, Varun Dhawan, Aditya Roy Kapur, Madhuri Dixit Nene and Sanjay Dutt. [19659004] About his character , she said, "My character is a very strong, resilient and quiet woman who keeps the family together. She has a very important role to play in storytelling. "

In the history of the 1940s, she asked about her attitude to charging the role of women in society and whether women in the new age really possess the characteristics of "sacrifice." Sonakshi said: "The position of women in our society has certainly changed for the better, but much remains to come. Right now, when we celebrate women's empowerment and look around us in the urban crowd, it really looks fantastic.

"This only encourages more women to dream big and succeed, we can not deny the fact that there are women in all strata of society who sacrifice their ambition because their voices are stifled by society. who may have traditionally misogyny. "What is good is that the number of women who find their voices and manifest themselves on public platforms is increasing. "