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Wasn't In Hurry To Sign Films: Diana Penty

Darpan News Desk, 13 Aug, 2016 02:46 PM

Actress Diana Penty, who was not seen on the big screen after her debut film "Cocktail" (2012), says she was in no rush to sign films.

Why did she take so long to sign her second film?

She told IANS: "I was getting offers, but nothing that clicked with me. I wasn't in a hurry to sign films or had pressure, so I said that I will wait for the right one. I was not ready to settle for anything after 'Cocktail'. I wanted to do without any pressure."

Diana will now be seen in Mudassar Aziz's "Happy Bhag Jayegi".

Talking about the film, she said: "It has an unusual script. It is completely different from my debut film. I wanted to explore myself as an actress. I am glad I did this film."

It will release on August 19.

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