Minissha Lamba forayed into filmdom with Shoojit Sircar’s YAHAAN. Now 5 films old, she harbors a wish of working with various filmmakers and actors. “The list is endless,” she giggles adding, “As an actor you want to grow and you’re never satisfied. Five years down the line, i want to see myself happy and successful. i want to evolve as an actor.”
Minissha wants to exhibit versatility on screen. “i don’t want to do the run-of-the-mill kind of films. i think every film should be different. i’d like to do a tragic period film. We need to give audiences a choice. Every film cannot be YAHAAN. Every performance cannot be YAHAAN. it was a once in a lifetime film. Every film can’t be that!” she enthuses.
Talk veers to the change in her spelling from Minisha to Minissha. “i believe in life one needs to be in sync with divine energies to guide us and help us. i changed it before my first film released,” she gets philosophical.
