"I plan to go abroad to study fashion designing" - Priyal Gor

Priyal attributes the positive feedback to the film to its very youthful look and feel and the great chemistry she shares with her lead hero Gitaz Bindrakhia, the son of legendary Punjabi singer Surjit Bindrakhia. "The film is based on youngsters and Gitaz and I shared very good chemistry on screen. Also, usually girls in Punjabi films do not cosy up to their heroes on screen but I am not so narrow minded. I am quite bold and don't shy away from very romantic and intimate scenes and youngsters seem to like the romance." According to Priyal, the fact that Gitaz already has a huge fan following up North will help get audiences into the theatre in hundreds. 

Back home in Mumbai, the last daily show Priyal did was Dekha Ek Khwaab on Sony TV, after which one only saw her in episodic appearances in Gumraah (Channel V), Saavdhan India @ 11 (Life OK) and Yeh Hai Aashiqui. Priyal kept dailies at bay to concentrate on her film. "Once you commit yourself to a daily soap there is no way you can get out of it no matter how important your other work is. I knew that Just U & Me would be releasing soon and I wanted to be available for everything related to the film. For instance, if I had a show on air, I wouldn't have been able to attend the premiere of my own film." Even now, Priyal wants to choose only those shows that she will find interesting and one medium is not a priority over the other for her. So whether it is a television show, a Punjabi film or a Bollywood film she will only sign what she finds interesting. 

Priyal is also not keen on struggling for work in the industry and has taken a practical approach for her career. While she does want to be a part of the showbiz industry it will not be restricted only to acting. "I plan to go abroad to study fashion designing if I don't get any interesting work here - that will still be related to the industry." But the young actress has another reason for that; studying abroad will give her the opportunity to explore the world. "I can't just take off for months on a holiday abroad," she giggles, "So I can use my course as leverage to see the world." And for this plan she has given herself time till April 2014. "I don't want to waste time and wait endlessly to get a good project. If it doesn't happen by April or May next year, I will take off. That's also the time when admissions in institutes begin." 

On work front, Priyal has had several offers from Bollywood and television both. "I am in talks for a show on Channel V produced by Endemol. If that happens great because it does seem interesting. If not, guess some other good project will come my way," she says confidently.