Jamshedpur: Bollywood actress Neha Dhupia could not prevent herself from showing her exasperation on the poor condition of the Ranchi-Tata road.
Speaking to scribes in a city hotel after inaugurating a jewelry showroom in the city, she was however all praise for the natural beauty of Jharkhand. She said she was captivated by the greenery and hills on both sides of the highway.
Questioned on the possibility of shooting films in Jharkhand, she said today a good number of movies were being made on small cities. She said that much of the decision on shooting was taken depending on the point of view of the script writer.
Asked about marriage, Dhupia said she was not yet thinking of marriage. �If I find someone suitable, I will get married. Media Persons will be the first to be informed,� she said.
Further asked about her current film projects, Dhupia said she was curiously waiting for the release of her film �Moh, Maya Aur Money� on 11th November. She said she had also started her production house. She said she was working on an audio project through her production house.
Commenting on her first visit to Jamshedpur, Dhupia said she liked the city very much and would like to come here again. Having worked in 36 films, she said she would have been an athlete had she not become an actress.
Unlike many Bollywood actors, Dhupia stayed mum on the issue of ban on Pakistan-based artists in Bollywood.
She said the Uri attack was unfortunate and praised the surgical strikes in PoK by India.
She said her father was an Indian Navy officer and that she had visited Baramulla and Uri and seen the natural beauty of these places.
