Gorgeous Sonakshi Sinha feels that Bollywood actresses are
giving actually tough competition to the actors presently in terms of action.
The actress feels that her contemporaries have already
started doing some serious action.
"I believe we have started doing that. Even in the
industry, girls are doing really good in kicking some major butts. So I hope to
carry on to that direction and continue to rise higher and higher," she told
at the launch of India's First Virtual Reality Hepatic Gaming Experience on
Friday.
Sonakshi thinks that as Hollywood movies are doing good
business in India, Indian films need more good scripts to remain in that
competition.
"We need to start making a lot of good contents that
people would love to watch. We have a huge audience. The way things are going
it shows they are opening up and want to watch new things on the
screen...," she told.
Sonakshi is presently filming Sunhil Sippy's
comedy "Noor" based on Saba Imtiaz's novel Karachi, You're Killing Me!.
The movie also stars Kanan Gill, Shibani Dandekar and Purab Kohli.
She has also been roped in for Abhay Chopra's remake of the
1969 murder mystery "Ittefaq" opposite Sidharth Malhotra.
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