Amisha excited about everything

She said that it's tough to learn sign language. Coincidentally, she learnt it from the same teacher who taught sign language to Rani Mukherjee for 'Black'. She is acting with Sunny Deol again in this film after 'Gadar'. She said that he is getting better and better every passing day. She also rubbished off the general belief that he is serious guy by ing that he is a warm and humorous guy.

She is looking forward to the release of 'Humko Tumse Pyaar Hai', which has Bobby Deol and Arun Rampal in the lead. She said that it looks fresh in spite of the delay. She also said that she enjoyed working with Sunny's younger brother Bobby in the film. However, the untimely death of the film's co-producer and director Bunty Soorma saddens her. She is hoping this film will fulfill his dreams by doing well at the box office.

This pretty girl seems to love playing diverse roles. She is playing the role of a mother after 'Gadar' in Anubhav Sinha's film titled 'Tathastu' opposite Sanjay Dutt. She revealed that it is based on real story that deals with a couple trying to save their child from a fatal disease. She added that it depicts how a couple goes about when their child is in danger.

Amisha seems to have a soft corner for films based on real story. She is raring to get into 'Ankahee', which is based on its director Vikram Bhatt's real life experience. She portrays the character inspired by the director's ex-wife. She revealed that the film is all about the consequences that follow after the husband falls on another woman. She added that it also deals with the pains of break up and how their differences are solved.

This girl seems to be workaholic. She surprised everybody by shooting for Dharmesh Darshan's 'Aap Ke Khatir' in London this Valentine's Day. She has another film titled 'Honeymoon Travels Pvt Ltd' for Farhan Akhtar in her kitty. The list doesn't end here. She has also signed two other interesting films.

Well, Amisha is flying high up in the skies with many good films on hand. Her future looks bright as of now, but it is the quality that counts and not quantity. Keep going Amisha!