Thursday, January 1, 2026
ADVT 
Bollywood

Was Waiting For The Right Role, Script: Diana Penty

Darpan News Desk IANS, 16 Mar, 2016 12:29 PM
  • Was Waiting For The Right Role, Script: Diana Penty
Model-turned-actress Diana Penty, who had made her debut with the film "Cocktail", says that she was waiting for the right role and script for her second film.
 
Diana, who went missing from the big screen after the Saif Ali Khan-Deepika Padukone starrer "Cocktail", sought to explainin her three year hiatus at the wrap-up party of her second film "Happy Bhaag Jayegi".
 
"I was waiting for the right kind of role and script and that's what happened with 'Happy Bhaag Jayegi'.
 
"Even before we started shooting, I was really excited about the film and the plot. I wanted to know more and it was fun shooting it, a really good experience," she said.
 
Diana feels portraying an open and confident girl was quite a challenging job for her after "Cocktail" where she played a subdued character.
 
"My character here is very different from 'Cocktail'. Mira (Cocktail) and Happy are poles apart. Happy is very confident and not bothered about situations happening around her. She is a kind of character who is always ready to take on the world and is quite a forthcoming character," she added.
 
"Happy Bhaag Jayegi" also marks Abhay Deol's comeback to the big screen after the 2014 release "One by Two".
 
About the experience of working with Abhay, Diana said: "It's amazing working with Abhay. He is an extremely good actor. He makes actors comfortable who are working with him. It's easy to react while working opposite to him."
 
Directed by Mudassar Aziz and produced by Anand L. Rai, the upcoming romantic comedy also features Ali Fazal, Jimmy Sheirgill and Piyush Mishra.

MORE Bollywood ARTICLES

Indian, Pakistani Actors To Come Together For Mahesh Bhatt Play

Indian, Pakistani Actors To Come Together For Mahesh Bhatt Play
After Ghulam Ali's concert was cancelled in Mumbai, filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt is coming up with a play titled “Milne Do”, a collaborative effort of theatre actors from India and Pakistan.

Indian, Pakistani Actors To Come Together For Mahesh Bhatt Play

I Don't Know My Caste Or Creed, I'm Universal: Big B

I Don't Know My Caste Or Creed, I'm Universal: Big B
“I am Amitabh Bachchan...and I do not know my caste or creed...I am universal and find no reason to bring differentiation among us all,” Big B shared on his official blog. 

I Don't Know My Caste Or Creed, I'm Universal: Big B

Happy That I Could Rise To Pooja's Expectations: Richa Chadha

Richa says the appreciation from Pooja is special as she has been on the other side of the camera as well, and it gives her a boost to get better in her craft. 

Happy That I Could Rise To Pooja's Expectations: Richa Chadha

'Talvar' Registers Steady Business With Rs.17.05 Crore

'Talvar' Registers Steady Business With Rs.17.05 Crore
The film, which has received critical acclaim, unfolds three scenarios of the 2008 murder of 14-year-old Aarushi Talwar and her family's domestic servant Hemraj on the silver screen. 

'Talvar' Registers Steady Business With Rs.17.05 Crore

After Glasgow, Sidharth Malhotra Jets Off To New Zealand

After Glasgow, Sidharth Malhotra Jets Off To New Zealand
The "Student Of The Year" actor is visiting Kiwi land as the first Indian ambassador for Tourism New Zealand, which markets New Zealand as a visitor destination.

After Glasgow, Sidharth Malhotra Jets Off To New Zealand

Omung Kumar Plans To Screen Sarabjit Biopic At Cannes Next Year

Omung Kumar Plans To Screen Sarabjit Biopic At Cannes Next Year
“Mary Kom” director Omung Kumar says that he plans to take his biopic based on the life of Sarabjit Singh, an Indian convict who died in a Pakistani prison, to the prestigious Cannes International Film Festival in France next year.

Omung Kumar Plans To Screen Sarabjit Biopic At Cannes Next Year