Mumbai: Actress Kriti Sanon is happy to be part of “Mimi” where she plays a young surrogate mother, which will also be her first woman-centric film.
Directed by “Luka Chuppi” fame Laxman Utekar, Kriti considers the project a huge responsibility.
“I am quite nervous. But nervousness is what is so exciting. The fact that I haven’t done something like this before, the fact that it’s so away from me and it’s got emotions I have never experienced, is what is challenging.
“But at this point of time, I want to do something different, take a risk and push the envelope. I’m glad that ‘Mimi’ is going to be my first female-centric film,”she said.
Kriti Sanon gets nostalgic walking the ramp at ICW
According to Kriti, “Mimi” has its heart in the right place.
“It makes you smile, laugh, weep, feel good, everything,” she added. “Laxman sir has a knack of understanding emotions and presenting it in an entertaining manner with a lot of situational humour and characters that you take back home.”
“Mimi” also features actor Pankaj Tripathi.
–IANS