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Making Films Is In My Blood: Tanishaa Mukerji

Darpan News Desk IANS, 03 Jun, 2015 01:41 PM
    Tanishaa Mukerji says that filmmaking is in her blood and she wants to make movies that will entertain people, adding that she is planning "something big" with her mother, Tanuja.
     
    A special red carpet for Bollywood celebrities was organized by the IIFA team at ALDO store in Mumbai and Tanishaa graced the event in her pink avatar with curly pony tail. 
     
    While interacting with media she told IANS: "I will not be going to IIFA this year, I have some special plan with my mother this year".
     
    "I have just launched my production house, so it's a lot of hard work. Acting is lot more fun, so I am doing a lot of that as well, but yeah, opening a business and starting my own production is not easy at all" said Tanishaa.
     
    "Film making is in my blood, so I just want to make movies that people will enjoy and be entertained with because that's what movies are all about!" added Tanishaa.
     
    When asked about the details of the projects, she said that she will "not reveal anything more right now."

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