Kalank actor Madhuri Dixit Nene: People should expect the unexpected from me

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Kalank actor Madhuri Dixit Nene 759 Kalank actor Madhuri Dixit dominated the 90s as Bollywoods leading lady. (Photo: Madhuri Dixit Nene/ Instagram)

Madhuri Dixit Nene says she does not believe in adhering to ageist stereotypes and will choose roles which give her the opportunity to do the “unexpected”.

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The veteran star, established herself as a versatile performer with movies like Ram Lakhan, Tezaab, Dil, Hum Aapke Hain Koun…!, Mrityudand, Pukar, Devdas.

In 2007, she returned with Aaja Nachle and then again took a break only to return to the silver screen in 2014 with powerful roles in Dedh Ishqiya and Gulaab Gang.

“I have never adhered to… like now that I am a wife or mother of two kids so I have to play only those kind of roles. Just because I am a wife and a mother so I should do only those kind of roles. I dont believe in that.

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“I believe in doing something different, something that breaks the stereotype. So I did Dedh Ishqiya, Gulab Gang, Bucket List and Total Dhamaal. These films put me in a different light. People should expect that I will do something unexpected on screen,” Madhuri told PTI in an interview.

She dominated the 90s as a Bollywood leading lady and after shifting her base back to Mumbai from Denver, US, she is here to stay.

“I think one has to change with times. I am walking with time. If I am making a film I have to make a film that is realistic and I know this is something people will like and relate to. I may make an action film.

“What is most important is your creativity should not go away. You should always be creative, look for new things to do. I should not be afraid of taking risks.”

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Madhuri, 51, who made production debut with husband Sriram Nene through the Netflix Original film 15 August, says her choices are always going to be different as an actor and as a producer.

“For my first film (as a producer) I wanted to do something that is relatable. Chaawls is a dying culture. There is unity and love everybody knows what is happening in other persons house. Everyone comes together during happy and sad moments.

“And my next film Kalank is far from simple. The characters are larger than life, there is a lot of angst and there is turmoil. The sets are larger than life.”

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