<p>"I was content with guest appearances and was convinced that only such roles would come my way, if not whole some characters. But when Arshad and Maria offered me the lead role in their upcoming home production 'Hum Tum Aur Ghost' I was overwhelmed...I could not believe.. he kept his word," Dia told PTI here.<br /><br />"When we finished working with 'Lage Raho Munnabhai', Arshad told me even though my role was little, I did a fantastic job and that he would surely love to cast me in his home production. I thought he just said it and will forget it," Dia said.<br />"Arshad told me he thought I have not been given my due and that he loved my work," she said.<br />Dia has done a lot of guest appearances in films including 'Shootout at Lokhandwala','Lage Raho Munna Bhai', 'Om Shanti Om', 'Heyy Babyy' (special appearance), 'Kurbaan' and 'Luck By Chance' recently.<br />'Hum Tum Aur Ghost', which also stars Boman Irani and Sandhya Mridul in significant roles, releases on March 26 and is directed by Kabeer Kaushik. <br /><br />Arshad (Armaan), who plays the male lead as a fashion photographer in the film and is dating Dia (Gehna), a high profile fashion magazine editor, has a special ability to see ghosts.<br /><br />"Armaan becomes aware of his special ability to connect with these souls and sets out on a mission to help them. Gehna gets frustrated and irritated with him as he talks to himself or rather talks to people, who no one can see... and what happens further forms the story," Dia said.<br /><br />On her role in the movie, she said, "Gehna is a multi layered like any other woman. She is independent, contemporary, young, working, cool.... fights, is jealous, aggressive and funny."<br /><br />The 28-year-old actress said that apart from her profession she loves reading, painting, horse riding, writing and doing theatre.<br />"I love writing and have written several articles for Hindustan Times and various other publications as a guest writer. My friends do tell me that I am a good writer. I would love to pen a film," she said.</p>
<p>"I was content with guest appearances and was convinced that only such roles would come my way, if not whole some characters. But when Arshad and Maria offered me the lead role in their upcoming home production 'Hum Tum Aur Ghost' I was overwhelmed...I could not believe.. he kept his word," Dia told PTI here.<br /><br />"When we finished working with 'Lage Raho Munnabhai', Arshad told me even though my role was little, I did a fantastic job and that he would surely love to cast me in his home production. I thought he just said it and will forget it," Dia said.<br />"Arshad told me he thought I have not been given my due and that he loved my work," she said.<br />Dia has done a lot of guest appearances in films including 'Shootout at Lokhandwala','Lage Raho Munna Bhai', 'Om Shanti Om', 'Heyy Babyy' (special appearance), 'Kurbaan' and 'Luck By Chance' recently.<br />'Hum Tum Aur Ghost', which also stars Boman Irani and Sandhya Mridul in significant roles, releases on March 26 and is directed by Kabeer Kaushik. <br /><br />Arshad (Armaan), who plays the male lead as a fashion photographer in the film and is dating Dia (Gehna), a high profile fashion magazine editor, has a special ability to see ghosts.<br /><br />"Armaan becomes aware of his special ability to connect with these souls and sets out on a mission to help them. Gehna gets frustrated and irritated with him as he talks to himself or rather talks to people, who no one can see... and what happens further forms the story," Dia said.<br /><br />On her role in the movie, she said, "Gehna is a multi layered like any other woman. She is independent, contemporary, young, working, cool.... fights, is jealous, aggressive and funny."<br /><br />The 28-year-old actress said that apart from her profession she loves reading, painting, horse riding, writing and doing theatre.<br />"I love writing and have written several articles for Hindustan Times and various other publications as a guest writer. My friends do tell me that I am a good writer. I would love to pen a film," she said.</p>
