'A Film Is Bigger Than Me Or Anyone Else'

I am ready to go an extra mile if I have to. My pain personal problems don't matter.'

Acting, directing, producing -- Divya Khossla has experienced a wide spectrum of cinematic activity.

At this juncture of her career, Divya is more keen about acting and coming up in theatres on Friday, May 31, is Director Abhinay Deo’s action thriller, Savi: A Bloody Housewife.

Co-produced by her husband Bhushan Kumar’s T-Series company, Divya plays the title role in the film that shows her in a completely different light.“There’s a lot of untapped potential within me,” “It is still to come out.”

You once spoke about not getting a chance to prove yourself as an actor. Do you see Savi as that opportunity?

I am grateful for each and every opportunity in my career.

Of course, in Savi, I am playing a very different character.

In my last film Yaariyan 2, I played this cute, bubbly, girl. That’s how I am in my real life.

In Savi I am playing a housewife whose life turns upside down after a tragedy and how she finds strength within herself and goes against the entire British judicial system.

When I heard that Mukesh sir (Bhatt, the film’s co-producer) was planning this film, I pleaded with him to give me the chance to play this character.