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Stayed true to story, subject: Anushka on A-certificate for 'NH10'

Darpan News Desk IANS, 26 Feb, 2015 01:23 PM
  • Stayed true to story, subject: Anushka on A-certificate for 'NH10'
Actress Anushka Sharma says she knew her debut movie production "NH10" will be certified for an adult audience.
 
"When we made the film, we knew there is a possibility of getting A-certificate. We stayed true to the story, we stayed real to the subject... I think every film is not for everyone," Anushka Sharma said here.
 
Directed by Navdeep Singh, "NH10" features Anushka and Neil Bhoopalam in lead roles.
 
Anushka is not taking too much pressure for the movie as she is confident that she's "backed by a good film".
 
"If actors start thinking that because of us, everything will work, then that's stupidity. Audiences may come to watch a film because of your popularity, but after that, it's the script and content that matters. You are as good as your work you do," said the "Band Baaja Baaraat" actress.

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