After Parineeti and Bhumi, do Media professionals make it big in Bollywood? : Bollywood News

Sneh Kulkarni - PR professional:

I was curious and interested very much earlier. But as I got to see the challenges and life that came with it after working as PR in the TV, studios and now fashion industry, I dont think I could ever be prepared for that kind of pressure of being in the limelight. So I chose to remain in the background, yet enjoying being a part of these dynamic businesses.

Sonia Varghese - PR Manager:

Id love to be in front of the camera if theres something in me that the role requires, and if I dont go camera shy. For instance, Parineeti and Bhumi had what the characters needed and I believe they were in the right place at the right time. I also look up to Vidyas work in The Dirty Picture - quite gutsy and challenging. Id love to do a character role as such, something that breaks conventions and challenges the status quo.

Srividya Menon - Editor:

Having seen the art of cinema unfold the way it does, I am curious to know what it means to be a heroine. Whatever part I get, it would be about a confident, fiery, imperfect and a loving woman.

Sujata Narwankar - PR Manager:

I aspire to be a Singer but being a heroine will be a JACKPOT!! I loved Priyanka for her unique and challenging roles like Mary Kom and Barfi!, and also Rani Mukherji for Black.