Divya Dutta will be seen in a bold avatar in 'Manto', an emotional role in 'Fanney Khan', and will then jump into the comic zone with 'Abhi Toh Party Shuru Hui Hai' before returning to her 'vulnerable self' for another thriller.
The actress said directors don't come to her with the same roles, and she is having a blast fulfilling all her desires as an artist.
Divya said, "All the films in line are very different. I am kind of fulfilling and enjoying all my desires as an actor now. 'Fanney Khan' is opposite Anil Kapoor. It is a beautiful, emotional, soft and strong role. Then I am doing out-and-out comedy with Anubhav Sinha... That is 'Abhi Toh Party Shuru Hui Hai'. Then there is a thriller where I am back to my vulnerable self, and then a romantic movie.".
"Now, people don't come to me with same kind of role. I'm happy that they offer me something different. Aur woh nahi karte toh main khudh maang leti hun (Now if they don't then I ask them for a different role myself)," the actress exclaimed.
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