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'Happy Ending' not the end of my career: Ileana D'Cruz

Darpan News Desk IANS, 26 Mar, 2016 02:35 PM
    Actress Ileana D'Cruz, who was last seen in the Saif Ali Khan starrer "Happy Ending", says her career isn't over yet, as she is "coming back" with her next film "Rustom", which stars Akshay Kumar.
     
    "Rustom" is helmed by Tinu Suresh Desai and also features Arjan Bajwa and Esha Gupta. The film is scheduled for a worldwide release on 12 August.
     
    "'Happy Ending' is not the end of my career, so don't worry. I am coming back. In August my film 'Rustom' is coming up with Akshay Kumar. So fingers crossed," Ileana said at an event here. 
     
    "Rustom is an intense film. I am too excited," the 27-year-old actress added.
     
    At the event, the actress had donned casual attire. She expressed that she is not at all brand conscious and loves to wear comfortable clothes.
     
    "I love being simple and minimalistic. More than an outfit, I like to accessorise myself with one big piece of jewellery. Quality of the outfit is my first preference. It doesn't matter whether it is branded or not," Ileana said. 
     
     
    Asked about the most stylish male actor in Bollywood in her opinion, Ileana took a long pause and said: "I like men with old fashion and I think Farhan Akhtar dresses very well."
     
    As far as as actresses are concerned, Ileana picked Sonam Kapoor. 
     
    "Sonam Kapoor is unbelievable when it comes to fashion. I can never do what she does. I can't carry half of the thing she does," she said. 
     
    Though the actress, who has been a regular showstopper for renowned designers, finds fashion runways "nerve-wracking." 
     
    "I don't feel excitement while walking on ramps. It's a nerve-wracking experience for me. I keep praying not to fall down on runways," Ileana said. 

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