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Patralekha Not Open For Biopics

Darpan News Desk IANS, 20 Mar, 2016 03:15 PM
    Biopics nowadays have become an integral part of Bollywood, especially after the success of films like “Mary Kom” and “Bhaag Milkha Bhaag”. However, “Citylight” actress Patralekha says that she is not open for such films.
     
    "I don't want to do any biopic ever. I think I need to work a lot on me as an actor before I do such films. To do a biopic, you need to be really really really good actor. I don't see myself in any biopic," the actress told reporters.
     
    The last biopic film that was a hit at the box-office was Sonam Kapoor starrer “Neerja”.
     
    Patralekha, who started her career with Hansal Mehta's directorial opposite national award winner Rajkumar Rao, will be next seen in Vikram Bhatt's “Love Games” in a complete grey shade character named Romona.
     
    The film also stars newcomer Tara Alisha Berry and Gaurav Arora and is slated to release on April 8.

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