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Smita Bansal is Himesh's behna
Smita Bansal known as Sumitra of Balika Vadhu is going to play Himesh Reshammiya's sister Jyoti in Karzzzz. Smita who is debuting in Bollywood has all praise for the movie and her on screen bhaiya.
Smita Bansal known as Sumitra of Balika Vadhu is going to play Himesh Reshammiya's sister Jyoti in Karzzzz. Smita who is debuting in Bollywood has all praise for the movie and her on screen bhaiya.
Talking about the offer she says, "I got an offer from T-series and it all happened very quickly. The very next day I had fly to Cape Town where the rest of the cast was filming. I have never met Satishji before that but I am telling you that he is really a wonderful director to work with. It was such a pleasure working them. I has seen the old Karz and I am completely in love with this film and so that is why I said yes to it."
"I am the biggest fan of Rishiji and I know people always compare two actors with each other. But I know Himesh has done his job brilliantly. He was very co-operative with all his co stars. He is a nice human being and a thorough gentleman. He used to entertain us a lot on the sets. He became everyone's darling," gushes Bansal.
Smita who shot for four days in Cape Town says although her role is small, she is very happy with it. "I do not have major role as such in the movie but whatever scenes I have got, I am happy with them because they are very good. I am very excited to see myself on the big screen."
Speaking about the music of the film which is creating waves the world over, Smita says she loves Dhoom and her daughter likes Tandoori Nights from the film.
"I am the biggest fan of Rishiji and I know people always compare two actors with each other. But I know Himesh has done his job brilliantly. He was very co-operative with all his co stars. He is a nice human being and a thorough gentleman. He used to entertain us a lot on the sets. He became everyone's darling," gushes Bansal.
Smita who shot for four days in Cape Town says although her role is small, she is very happy with it. "I do not have major role as such in the movie but whatever scenes I have got, I am happy with them because they are very good. I am very excited to see myself on the big screen."
Speaking about the music of the film which is creating waves the world over, Smita says she loves Dhoom and her daughter likes Tandoori Nights from the film.
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