Actress Nimrat Kaur says she chose to be a part of Indian origin American filmmaker M Night Shyamlan's series "Wayward Pines" because of the challenges her role offered
Nimrat Kaur
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Actress Nimrat Kaur says she chose to be a part of Indian origin American filmmaker M Night Shyamlan's series "Wayward Pines" because of the challenges her role offered.
Nimrat played Rebecca Yedlin in the second season of sci-fi thriller series that was on air from May to July this year.
"It was a really different kind of show to work on. It is a genre that I personally don't watch, or am crazy about. It was interesting and definitely out of my comfort zone," the actress told PTI.
Nimrat, 34, said it was interesting to get into a sci-fi setting after starring in Akshay Kumar's "Airlift".
"It was something I did out of challenge, to be out there, be with a different cast and a set up. I was fresh out of Airlift and I straight away went to this imaginary sci-fi
world.
"So it was an amazing experience. It was great to be around the actors that I had the chance to work it. It was really a lot of fun."
Nimrat appears to be quite choosy when it comes to doing Hindi films. It took her three years to come with her second movie "Airlift", after her debut "The Lunchbox".
The actress, however, said she has to be in love with the story she chooses to be past of and that takes time.
"What happened was I was abroad filming for Wayward Pines (after Airlift) I've come back now and looking forward to my next. These are more questions of providence and what you're meant to do in the early part of your career.
"I am not choosy to the point that I trouble myself. But at the same time I do like to fall in love with what I am about to do. I am crazy choosy that way," she said.
The actress was speaking at the launch of festive collection of Notandas and Forevermark.
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