<p>Sobhita Dhulipala, who is considered to be one of the most promising young stars in Bollywood, recently told a leading news agency that she wants to experiment with her onscreen image and try out new roles. The actress added that she is afraid of reaching a stage where she is unable to try something different.</p>.<p>Describing herself as someone who is not really the ‘heroine type’, the <em>Goodachari </em>star said that she is happy with what she’s achieved so far and added that the ‘karke dekhte hain’ attitude has paid off.</p>.<p>The Telugu woman began her Bollywood career with <em>Raman Raghav 2.0 </em>that clicked with the target audience. Thereafter, she acted alongside Saif Ali Khan in <em>Chef </em>and the dark-comedy <em>Kaalaakaandi</em> and stayed in the limelight. </p>.<p>Sadly, the flicks did not do much for her career. It was, however, the well-received Amazon Prime original <em>Made in Heaven </em>that helped her gain wide recognition. She also starred in the Tollywood spy-thriller <em>Goodachari </em>that saw her play a challenging role.</p>.<p>She returned to the digital medium with the Emraan Hashmi starrer <em>Bard of Blood, </em>which did not live up to expectations.</p>.<p>The thriller <em>The Body</em>, which marked her second collaboration with the former ‘Serial Kisser’, was her last Bollywood release. The Jeethu Joseph-helmed film grabbed a fair deal of attention due to her bold antics but failed to make an impact at the box office. The the Andhra Pradesh-born beauty was also a part of the Netflix original <em>Ghost Stories. </em>She will next be seen in eagerly-awaited Malayalam movie <em>Kurup</em>, featuring Dulquer Salmaan in the lead. She also has the Hindi-Telugu bilingual <em>Major</em>, starring Adivi Sesh, in her kitty. </p>.<p>Source: IANS</p>
<p>Sobhita Dhulipala, who is considered to be one of the most promising young stars in Bollywood, recently told a leading news agency that she wants to experiment with her onscreen image and try out new roles. The actress added that she is afraid of reaching a stage where she is unable to try something different.</p>.<p>Describing herself as someone who is not really the ‘heroine type’, the <em>Goodachari </em>star said that she is happy with what she’s achieved so far and added that the ‘karke dekhte hain’ attitude has paid off.</p>.<p>The Telugu woman began her Bollywood career with <em>Raman Raghav 2.0 </em>that clicked with the target audience. Thereafter, she acted alongside Saif Ali Khan in <em>Chef </em>and the dark-comedy <em>Kaalaakaandi</em> and stayed in the limelight. </p>.<p>Sadly, the flicks did not do much for her career. It was, however, the well-received Amazon Prime original <em>Made in Heaven </em>that helped her gain wide recognition. She also starred in the Tollywood spy-thriller <em>Goodachari </em>that saw her play a challenging role.</p>.<p>She returned to the digital medium with the Emraan Hashmi starrer <em>Bard of Blood, </em>which did not live up to expectations.</p>.<p>The thriller <em>The Body</em>, which marked her second collaboration with the former ‘Serial Kisser’, was her last Bollywood release. The Jeethu Joseph-helmed film grabbed a fair deal of attention due to her bold antics but failed to make an impact at the box office. The the Andhra Pradesh-born beauty was also a part of the Netflix original <em>Ghost Stories. </em>She will next be seen in eagerly-awaited Malayalam movie <em>Kurup</em>, featuring Dulquer Salmaan in the lead. She also has the Hindi-Telugu bilingual <em>Major</em>, starring Adivi Sesh, in her kitty. </p>.<p>Source: IANS</p>
