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'Commercial film actors are not taken seriously'

...says Nidhhi Agerwal, who made her debut through the Bollywood film, Munna Michael

Munna Michael actor Nidhhi Agerwal says people don't take an actor seriously when he or she does a lot of commercial films.

"The film I did last was very commercial. There was a lot of dancing in it and I don't think people really take you seriously as an actor when you do such films," says Nidhhi. 

"But people forget that the actors got the film only after auditioning for it. I would like to do all kinds of films; serious ones, followed by fun commercial films again because I love them. Such films have lots of action, dancing, everything that a Hindi film heroine should or can do. I'd love to do all," she adds. 

The actor is set to feature in a film helmed by Toilet: Ek Prem Katha director Shree Narayan Singh. Without divulging any details about the project, she says, "I'm really excited to start prepping and shooting." 

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