Kalki Koechlin's last week release Ribbon has gone well with the film critic,s and now the actress says that she always wanted to do a biopic on social worker Sister Nivedita.

"I would love to do a biopic. I am a history fan. I love reading books on history, so I would love to do a biopic. I always wanted to do a biopic on Sister Nivedita, who was a follower of Swami Vivekananda," Kalki told the media here when asked about her take on biopics.

Sister Nivedita was born Margaret Elizabeth Noble. She was a social worker, author, teacher and a disciple of the iconic Indian monk.

The actress spoke about equal rights stating, "We all are human beings, we all have the same rights and we all are equal. There is no difference between you and me or anybody else, and sometimes we forget that."

"Because of our ego and things we own -- like a house, car, and stuff, once we get them, we start to think, we are bigger than rest. It is not like that. We all are born the same and will die the same, so we must remember that" Kalki said.