rame. In fact, this is our USP for the outside world — Indian exotic beauty. So why try and be something that is unfit and not us? Also, I believe in doing everything in moderation. This is also my life's funda — there are so many stunning things to do in life and I want to experience it all. I do not want to withdraw myself from these beautiful luxuries of life. I want to have all kinds of experiences that I can, in this lifetime," smiles Vidya.
Post her two back-to-back hits, the actor is currently enjoying her time off from work with family and loved ones.
She adds, "I have been working non-stop for quite sometime, due to which I have not really been able to spend any quiet family time with my folks. I feel it's very important to be able to spend time with people who are close to your heart and I am doing exactly that. Also, in this time that I've taken off before starting work on Ghanchakkar, I wish to utilise it to learn a new language."
‘I consider myself a proud Mumbaikar’
After making audiences go Oh La La, Vidya is now all set to make them groove to her Lavani item number in the forthcoming film Ferrari Ki Sawaari. “Whenever I used to watch these Lavani performers, I’d always look forward to the sensuous expressions the dancers displayed. And I always wanted to do a number myself in a Marathi film. In fact, when one such opportunity came up, I was unfortunately not free, as I was tied up shooting for my other film. Now, I’m not really a dancer. However, despite that, this offer came to me. It’s then that I realised that when you want something, the entire universe conspires in helping you to achieve it. Also, this song is my ode to the city Mumbai, as I consider myself a proud Marathi mulgi and a Mumbaikar,” she says.