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Want My Fan Base To Increase In South: Huma Qureshi

IANS, 03 May, 2016 11:47 AM
  • Want My Fan Base To Increase In South: Huma Qureshi
Actress Huma Qureshi, who has made her debut in southern cinema with superstar Mammootty-starrer "White", says she would like to do more movies there and increase her fan base.
 
Asked if she would like to do more films in the south, Huma told IANS: "Absolutely yes. I think I have been very lucky in that sense... I want my fan base to increase. I am glad that I am doing a South film after establishing myself in a way in Bollywood...." 
 
The 29-year-old actress added: "Mostly actresses go there, do their films and then do their first Hindi film here (Bollywood)."
 
The "Ek Thi Daayan" star also shared that if she comes across a good script and concept she would "love" to be part of it.
 
"I love to do (more southern films)... If it is a good script and concept I would love to do," Huma added.
 
The actress will also be seen sharing screen space with her actor brother Saqib Saleem in the Hindi remake of Hollywood film "Oculus".

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