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Would Love To Do More Indian Films: Shenaz Treasury

Darpan News Desk IANS, 29 May, 2017 01:13 PM

Actress Shenaz Treasury, whose last major Bollywood outing was "Delhi Belly" in 2011, says she would love to do more Indian films.

Shenaz, fondly remembered as Alisha Sahay from "Ishq Vishq", is currently seen on digital platforms like Netflix, where she is doing a show titled "Brown Nation", and Instagram where she does travel-vlogging.

"I would love to do more Indian films. Now that I am back, I hope to do more. I have a film called 'Kalagaandi' releasing in September," Shenaz told IANS over phone from Mumbai.

The 35-year-old actress will be seen sharing screen space with actor Tiger Shroff in "Munna Micheal", where she will be seen playing a TV host.

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