\'Nobody can play it better than me,\' RX 100 actress on film\'s Hindi remake
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Mumbai: On Tuesday, Sajid Nadiadwala officially announced Tara Sutaria's name as the female lead opposite debutant Ahan Shetty in the Hindi remake of Telugu blockbuster RX 100. The original film starred Kartikeya Gummakonda and Payal Rajput in the lead roles.
Notably, Payal Rajput's acting in RX 100 surprised everyone as her character of Indu was a combination of innocence, boldness filled with layers of grey shades. When asked about Tara Sutaria casting for RX 100 Hindi remake, Payal Rajput exclusively told Deccan Chronicle, "I'm really happy that Sajid Nadiadwala sir decided to remake RX 100 in Bollywood. It's good that they cast Tara for the role but I think nobody can do this role better than me."
Speaking about expectation from Tara, Payal quoted, "I have not seen her acting yet. But if Sajid sir signed her for the role then he must have seen her talent before choosing for the film."
RX 100 film was a challenging one of Payal as well but she always thinks to break the stereotype. "Initially, I was little nervous as the character was quite bold. It was difficult for me to do such kind of role for my debut film in Telugu. But I always wanted to break the stereotype. I want to do every kind of movies. I did something different for which people appreciated me," Payal quipped.
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Payal has worked in Punjabi and Telugu movies. The actress is waiting for the right script and character to enter in Bollywood. "I would love to work in Bollywood but I'm waiting for the right character for my debut in Hindi cinema."
Meanwhile, RX 100 Hindi remake is helmed by Milan Luthria. The film produced under the banner Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainment and presented by Fox Star Studios will go on floors by June 2019.