<p>“I am excited that my first Hollywood film Hisss is releasing on October 15. I play Irrfan Khan's wife, a sensitive woman. It is the most beautiful husband-wife relationship shown on screen,” said Divya.<br /><br />This is the first time the actress has shared screen space with the intense actor and she found him shy while filming romantic scenes.<br /><br />“Having him as a co-star was a blessing for me. We had a blast shooting for the film. Interestingly, he was more shy than me in the intimate scenes,” said Divya.<br /><br />Hisss, directed by Jennifer Lynch, has Mallika Sherawat playing the lead of a snake-woman. The film has already created a buzz and was unveiled at this year's Cannes Film Fest.<br /><br />After Hisss, Divya is awaiting the release of her crossover movie Heartland directed by Fred Holmes where she plays a Punjabi girl.<br /><br />“It is a light comedy. We have completed shooting and the film should be releasing early next year,” she said.<br /><br />Divya's latest release Life Express has her playing a rural woman who agrees to become a surrogate mother for a city couple in exchange for money.<br /><br />“It is a realistic film and I have an endearing role of a woman from the village, who changes the city-bred woman's outlook towards life. It shows how the two women from <br />different backgrounds bond with each other,” said the actress.<br /><br />The actress has carved a niche for herself both in commercial and parallel films and Divya says she is glad she fits into both genres. “I enjoy working in both genres as I don't want to be repetitive. Right from playing a simple rural woman in Life Express to being a journalist in Amol Gupte's next, I want to try my hand at everything,” said Divya.<br /><br />She played a short but humourous role in Shyam Benegal's satire Welcome To Sajjanpur and Divya thinks she should be a part of all the veteran director's films.<br /><br />“I missed working in Well Done Abba because I was out on a long outdoor, otherwise I think I should be a part of all of his films. He is my favourite director,” she said.<br /><br />But the actress has no scope to complain as her hands are full with a number of films. Besides Stanley Ka Dabba with Amol Gupte, she is slated to work with Sanjay Leela Bhansali and Sudhir Mishra.<br /><br />“I am also working with Rani Mukherji's brother Raja in his directorial Life Ise Gale Laga Le,” said Divya. </p>
<p>“I am excited that my first Hollywood film Hisss is releasing on October 15. I play Irrfan Khan's wife, a sensitive woman. It is the most beautiful husband-wife relationship shown on screen,” said Divya.<br /><br />This is the first time the actress has shared screen space with the intense actor and she found him shy while filming romantic scenes.<br /><br />“Having him as a co-star was a blessing for me. We had a blast shooting for the film. Interestingly, he was more shy than me in the intimate scenes,” said Divya.<br /><br />Hisss, directed by Jennifer Lynch, has Mallika Sherawat playing the lead of a snake-woman. The film has already created a buzz and was unveiled at this year's Cannes Film Fest.<br /><br />After Hisss, Divya is awaiting the release of her crossover movie Heartland directed by Fred Holmes where she plays a Punjabi girl.<br /><br />“It is a light comedy. We have completed shooting and the film should be releasing early next year,” she said.<br /><br />Divya's latest release Life Express has her playing a rural woman who agrees to become a surrogate mother for a city couple in exchange for money.<br /><br />“It is a realistic film and I have an endearing role of a woman from the village, who changes the city-bred woman's outlook towards life. It shows how the two women from <br />different backgrounds bond with each other,” said the actress.<br /><br />The actress has carved a niche for herself both in commercial and parallel films and Divya says she is glad she fits into both genres. “I enjoy working in both genres as I don't want to be repetitive. Right from playing a simple rural woman in Life Express to being a journalist in Amol Gupte's next, I want to try my hand at everything,” said Divya.<br /><br />She played a short but humourous role in Shyam Benegal's satire Welcome To Sajjanpur and Divya thinks she should be a part of all the veteran director's films.<br /><br />“I missed working in Well Done Abba because I was out on a long outdoor, otherwise I think I should be a part of all of his films. He is my favourite director,” she said.<br /><br />But the actress has no scope to complain as her hands are full with a number of films. Besides Stanley Ka Dabba with Amol Gupte, she is slated to work with Sanjay Leela Bhansali and Sudhir Mishra.<br /><br />“I am also working with Rani Mukherji's brother Raja in his directorial Life Ise Gale Laga Le,” said Divya. </p>
