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Dia Mirza Looks Forward To Get In Front Of Camera Again

Darpan News Desk IANS, 12 Jul, 2016 12:37 PM
    Actress-producer Dia Mirza says she got distanced from acting as she was busy managing her film company, but now she is eager to take up more acting jobs.
     
    “At first it was managing my film company, the process of setting it up and getting films made. But now that we are a well-oiled system, I am able to make time to face the camera,” Dia told IANS.
     
    Dia has produced two films "Love Breakups Zindagi" and "Bobby Jasoos" under her banner Born Free Entertainment, which she co-owns with her husband Sahil Sangha. Earlier this year, she made her TV debut with non-fiction show "Ganga - The Soul of India" this year. 
     
    The actress, who became the brand ambassador of the recently launched sunscreen brand Suncros, added: “I am looking forward to doing a lot more films as an actor and a producer.”
     
    She was last seen on screen in “Hum Tum Aur Ghost” in 2010, and made a special appearance in “Zindagi Tere Naam” in 2012. 
     
    The actress shared that she has completed working on her international film as an actor in the first Indo-Iranian film "Salaam Mumbai".
     

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