“I did a film called ‘Shool’, in which I wasn’t even the heroine, but I did one song, ‘Main Aayi Hoon U.P. Bihar Lootne’, and I survived for the next four years.”Of her extensive filmography, Shetty expressed a special fondness for movies like ‘Dhadkan’, co-starring Akshay Kumar and Suniel Shetty, Indra Kumar-directed ‘Rishtey’, and Anurag Basu’s ‘Life in a Metro’.”I’ve matured a lot as a performer. I love ‘Dhadkan’, it is a love story in which two men are vying for you, it’s a dream for every heroine. It was my re-invention as well; it is one of my favourite movies I can watch repeatedly.”It’s the ‘Mughal-E-Azam’ of my career, as it was in the making for five years, the 49-year-old actor said.”‘Life in a Metro’, was the most difficult part that I have played, and the film for which I worked extremely hard is ‘Rishtey’. I didn’t get credit for the work I did in that film. It was a film where I put my heart and my soul into doing emotional scenes, and the Marathi twang was very difficult as an artist to do,” Shetty added.The actor will be seen next in Druva Sarja’s pan-India movie ‘KD-The Devil’.The period action entertainer, directed by Prem, also stars V Ravichandran and Sanjay Dutt.
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