Sana Saeed launches her own fashion brand
Actress Sana Saeed had a dream Bollywood debut in Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol-starrer "Kuch Kuch Hota Hai" in 1998. But the "Student Of The Year" actress says she will never "back out" from the television industry as she feels TV projects, mostly reality shows which she describes as "crash courses", have given her a lot of opportunities.
Initially, Sana did some fiction TV shows like "Babul Ka Aangann Chootey Na" and "Lo Ho Gayi Pooja Iss Ghar Ki". She then tried her hand at reality shows such as "Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa" and "Nach Baliye".
Asked about it, Sana told IANS: "I feel that as an actor, these (reality shows) are crash courses for us where we get to learn dance in three months.”
"Who will teach me 18 dance styles in three months and teach me 10 hours a day? Reality shows are the best way of growing. For instance, 'Fear Factor' made me fearless as an individual."
She doesn't like to take up daily soaps as she feels they would restrict her from doing other projects.
"So, I don't look at TV as stress. I see it as a lot of growth. These are all things that I have been able to accomplish on television. There's no way I would back out from a medium that has so much to offer. Every house in every village has a TV. You get to connect with such a wide audience," she said.
The TV audience will soon get to see her comic side on the show "Comedy Circus Returns". Generally, actresses are included in comedy shows to increase the glamour quotient. How comfortable is she about it?
"I am not going to just add glam quotient to the show. I am doing a lot of variations and having a lot of fun. I get to do things like change my voice and play an old character. "We don't get to do so much of variation when we do movies," she said.
Talking about something new. She has used her passion for fashion to come up with a capsule collection for ISU by Zapyle. "I feel life is all about trying out new things and making new accomplishments as you grow. I feel this is another feather in cap," she said.
(With IANS inputs)
