"My character of Shonali in Soundtrack is aggressive & confident" - Mrinalini Sharma : Bollywood News

My role of Shonali is aggressive, confident and you dont want to mess with her

Ive played demure characters before but nothing like Shonali. Shonali isnt Mrinalini Sharma. Shonali is too glamorous, aggressive, confident, in your face, and you dont want to mess with her. You dont want to have a fight with her in the dark alley because she will get a bottle smashed on your head. My long hair went, all these film references thrown my way, and Im in purple, green wigs. There was a lot of searching within to find me in the character.

In the original - All Gone Pete Tong, you couldnt hate the DJ if you wanted to

Ive seen the original film called All Gone Pete Tong. What I liked about that movie was the fact that how real the DJ was, how believable he was, he was so fallen and yet he was so there, real. You couldnt hate him even if you wanted to, you could identify with his ups and downs, you identify with his power high, his drop in life and you wanted to identify with his resurrection.

Ive pushed the barrier of my own comfort levels in this movie that a lot of people choose not to do Ive pushed the barrier of my own comfort levels in this movie that a lot of people choose not to do. Yes, this movie was offered to a lot of actresses but none of them wanted to be a part of it. This isnt your run of the mill movie. Its edgy, very edgy. There are so many aspects to the character of Shonali that I wish I would love to have. Beyond all the madness of this character, she is strong. Does this film define me in the years to come, well, I dont know.

There is a range of music that goes from electronic, club, sufi to soft rock This is a whole different film with a whole different sound. The Medival Punditz have done a fabulous job as far as the soundtrack of Soundtrack is concerned. Theyve gone beyond what theyve been doing for all these years. There is a range of music that goes from electronic, club, sufi to soft rock.